This article describes the steps that have to be done with the Shared credentials package in Smart ID before you can start to use the system. The shared credentials package is used if you use the Users package together with any of the packages Cards, Temporary cards, Mobile ID or Virtual smart card.
Step-by-step instruction for the administrator
Log in to Identity Manager Admin
Upload the shared credentials package
To upload the SharedCredentials.zip package in the Identity Manager Admin:
In Identity Manager Admin, select the Configuration file tab.
Click Upload configuration.
Click Select file and add the path to the SharedCredentials.zip file.
Click Upload.
Configure Certificate Authority (CA)
You need to select and configure a Certificate Authority (CA). Default CA is Smart ID Certificate Manager, but you have other options as well. The examples here are given with Certificate Manager as CA.
To add information regarding the CA, open this article: Integrate Identity Manager with Smart ID Certificate Manager.
In that article, do the following:
Under the heading "Create CM .zip file", do all steps.
Under the heading "Create a Certificate Authority in Identity Manager Admin", you do not need to create a CA since it is already set up. Just select and edit Smart ID Certificate Manager (the CA) and do the updates in the General tab as described in the article.
Under the headings "Import certificate types" and "Test connection", do all steps.
Change processes
You need to change processes for these use cases:
Deactivate user
Reactivate user
Lock user
Deactivate user
In Identity Manager Admin, go to Home > Process Import,
Select and edit Deactivate user.
From the Task List, select the task Deactivate related credentials.
In the Attributes list:
Select data pool Batch order.
Select Sub-process set credential status.
From the Task List, select the task Load related credentials.
In the Attributes list:
Select data pool Credentials.
Select Sub-process load credential(s).
Click Save.
Reactivate user
Do the same steps:
In Home > Process Import, select and edit Reactivate user.
Select Reactivate related credentials
Select data pool Batch order
Select Sub-process set credential status.
Select Load related credentials
Select data pool Credentials
Select Sub-process load credential(s).
Click Save.
Lock user
Do the same steps:
In Home > Process Import, select and edit Lock user.
Select Lock related credentials
Select data pool Batch order
Select Sub-process set credential status.
Select Load related credentials
Select data pool Credentials
Select Sub-process load credential(s).
Click Save.