Use case scenario
A self-service user wants to lock an active virtual smart card.
This article describes how you as a self-service user locks an active virtual smart card in Smart ID Self-Service. The Lock virtual smart card use case is called as a sub process if a user gets deactivated, reactivated or locked. See, for example, Lock user. But it can be also used to just set the virtual smart card to locked.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
- The virtual smart card must be in state "active"
Step-by-step instruction for the self-service user
Log in to Smart ID Self-Service
- Log in to Smart ID Self-Service with your user account.
Lock virtual smart card
- In Smart ID Self-Service, select Cards in the Self-Service menu.
Select the active virtual smart card that you want to lock.
- Click Possible actions and select Lock virtual smart card.
Click Next.
To cancel the process, see "Cancel the process" below.
- A pop up is shown where you click Open Smart ID Desktop App.
- In Smart ID Desktop App, you are asked to allow that a certificate is about to be deleted. Click Allow.
The virtual smart card is locked. It disappears from Smart ID Desktop App, but is set to state locked in Self-Service.
Cancel the process
To cancel the process:
- Click Cancel to close the process.
- Click Next to proceed with the process.
Use case details
Overview and technical details
Use case description | As a self-service user I want to lock a virtual smart card |
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Outcome | - End state for virtual smart card = "locked"
- End state for the certificates in Identity Manager = "revoked"
- End state for the certificates in CA = "unspecified"
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Symbolic name | VirtualSmartCardSelfServiceProcLock |
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Process name | Lock virtual smart card |
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Executable for | Self-Service user |
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Component | Smart ID Self-Service |
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Required virtual smart card state | Active |
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Process start | On the self-service start page > Lock virtual smart card |
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Options
There are no options for this use case.