Update ROR (UR)

Updates status of related web origin(s) for a domain to active or inactive.

Please note: This operation does not permit disabling all active related web origins. To disable all active web origins, "updateanddisable" operation must be used, which also disables ROR in the policy Module.

Syntax

java -jar skfsadminclient.jar UR <hostport> <did> <wsprotocol> <authtype> <svcusername> <svcpassword> <ogid(s)> <status>

Values

Value	Explanation
hostport	Host and port to access the FIDO server SOAP & REST format : http://<FQDN>:<non-ssl-portnumber> or https://<FQDN>:<ssl-portnumber> example : https://fidodemo.strongauth.com:8181
did	Unique domain identifier that belongs to SKCE
wsprotocol	Web service protocol; REST \| SOAP
authtype	Authentication type; PASSWORD
svcusername	Username used for PASSWORD-based authorization
svcpassword	Password used for PASSWORD-based authorization
ogids	Comma separated list of ogids
status	Active/Inactive. Use to change any related origin request to either Active/Inactive status.

Output

$ example:~/skfsclient> java -jar skfsadminclient.jar UR https://example.strongkey.com:8181 1 REST password fidoadminuser Abcd1234! 1,2 inactive

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REST Update ROR web origin with password
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{"svcinfo":{"did":1,"protocol":"FIDO2_0","authtype":"PASSWORD","svcusername":"fidoadminuser","svcpassword":"Abcd1234!"},"operation":"update","payload":{"webOrigins":[{"ogid":1,"status":"inactive"},{"ogid":2,"status":"inactive"}]}}

Calling update ror origins @ https://example.strongkey.com:8181/skfs/rest/ror

Update ROR web origins information complete.
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Update ROR web origins response : {"Response":"successfully updated valid ROR Web Origin(s)","responseCode":"FIDO-MSG-0088","skfsVersion":"4.16.0","skfsFQDN":"example.strongkey.com","TXID":"1-1-77-1745524681736"}

Done with Update ROR!