Syntax
java -jar skfsclient.jar U <hostport> <did> <wsprotocol> <authtype> <svcusername> <svcpassword> <keyid> <displayname> <status>
Values
|
Value |
Explanation |
|---|---|
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hostport |
Host and port to access the FIDO server |
|
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 |
|
keyid |
String associated to a specific FIDO credential registered to a specific user. This is needed to perform actions on the key, such as deactivating, activating and deregistering. Key ID can be obtained by calling 'G' option. |
|
displayname |
An arbitrary name given to a FIDO credential |
|
status |
Active/Inactive. Use to change any registered FIDO credential to either Active/Inactive status. |
Output
$ example:~/skfsclient> java -jar skfsclient.jar U https://example.strongkey.com:8181 1 REST PASSWORD svcfidouser Abcd1234! 1-1-1 newJohnDoe Active
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REST Update key with PASSWORD
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{"svcinfo":{"did":1,"protocol":"FIDO2_0","authtype":"PASSWORD","svcusername":"svcfidouser","svcpassword":"Abcd1234!"},"payload":{"status":"Active","modify_location":"Cupertino","displayname":"newJohnDoe","keyid":"1-1-1"}}
Calling update @ https://example.strongkey.com:8181/skfs/rest/updatekeyinfo
Response : {"Response":"Successfully updated user registered security key","responseCode":"FIDO-MSG-0020","skfsVersion":"4.14.0","skfsFQDN":"example.strongkey.com","TXID":"1-1-167-1730936578543"}
Update key complete.
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Done with Update!