Use case scenario
An operator wants to deactivate an active virtual smart card for a user.
This article describes how an operator deactivates an active virtual smart card for a user in Smart ID Identity Manager. The Deactivate virtual smart card use case is called automatically if a user gets deactivated, reactivated or locked. See, for example, Deactivate user. But it can be also used to just set the virtual smart card to inactive.
This use case is disabled by default.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
- The virtual smart card is in state "active"
Enable the Deactivate virtual smart card use case
- Log in to Identity Manager Admin with your admin user.
- Go to Home > Cards.
- Select and edit Virtual smart card.
- Select the Active tab.
- In Additional Commands, click New (the pen symbol) to add a row.
- In Additional Commands, select Deactivate virtual smart card to add it to the Process list.
- Click Save.
Step-by-step instruction for the operator
Log in to Identity Manager Operator
- Log in to Identity Manager Operator with your user account.
Deactivate virtual smart card
- In the Quick search drop-down list, select Virtual smart card
- Select Virtual smart card from the drop-down list and search for and select an active virtual smart card.
- Click Deactivate virtual smart card under "What do you want to do".
Click Next to deactivate the virtual smart card.
Use case details
Overview and technical details
| Use case description | As an operator I want to deactivate an active virtual smart card |
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| Outcome | - End state for virtual smart card = "inactive"
- End state for the certificates in Identity Manager = "on hold"
- End state for the certificates in CA = "certificatehold"
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| Symbolic name | VirtualSmartCardProcDeactivate |
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| Process name | Deactivate virtual smart card |
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| Component | Identity Manager Operator |
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| Required virtual smart card state | Active |
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| Process start | On the virtual smart card object > Deactivate virtual smart card |
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Options
There are no options for this use case.
