Config
The CapabilityInfo.TNASupported should be true if a device supports TNAConfig.
message TNAConfig {
Mode mode;
Key key;
bool isRequired;
repeated uint32 schedules;
repeated string labels;
}
You can specify maximum 16 T&A keys between KEY_1 and KEY_16. You can also assign a label or a schedule per each T&A key.
- mode
- Specify how to assign a T&A key to an authentication event.
- key
- The fixed T&A key for all the authentication events. Valid only if the mode is FIXED.
- isRequired
- If true, users have to select a T&A key after authenticating themselves. If false, users can authenticate themselves without selecting a T&A key.
- schedules
- The ID of the Schedule to be applied to each T&A key when the mode is BY_SCHEDULE. schedules[0] for KEY_1, schedules[1] for KEY_2, etc. If 0, it means that schedule is not applied to the T&A Key.
- labels
- The label of each T&A key. The labels[0]__ for KEY_1, labels[1]__ for KEY_2, etc.
enum Mode {
UNUSED = 0;
BY_USER = 1;
BY_SCHEDULE = 2;
LAST_CHOICE = 3;
FIXED = 4;
}
- UNUSED
- T&A is not used.
- BY_USER
- The T&A key will be selected by user.
- BY_SCHEDULE
- The T&A key will be automatically selected by TNAConfig.schedules.
- LAST_CHOICE
- The T&A key selected by the previous user will be used.
- FIXED
- The T&A key, defined by TNAConfig.key, will be used for all authentication events.
enum Key {
UNSPECIFIED = 0;
KEY_1 = 1;
KEY_2 = 2;
KEY_3 = 3;
KEY_4 = 4;
KEY_5 = 5;
KEY_6 = 6;
KEY_7 = 7;
KEY_8 = 8;
KEY_9 = 9;
KEY_10 = 10;
KEY_11 = 11;
KEY_12 = 12;
KEY_13 = 13;
KEY_14 = 14;
KEY_15 = 15;
KEY_16 = 16;
}
GetConfig
Get the T&A configuration of a device.
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
deviceID |
uint32 |
The ID of the device |
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
config |
TNAConfig |
The T&A configuration of the device |
SetConfig
Change the T&A configuration of a device.
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
deviceID |
uint32 |
The ID of the device |
config |
TNAConfig |
The T&A configuration to be written to the device |
SetConfigMulti
Change the T&A configurations of multiple devices.
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
deviceIDs |
uint32[] |
The IDs of the devices |
config |
TNAConfig |
The T&A configuration to be written to the devices |
Event
With most T&A applications, you must be interested in the events with a T&A key or a job code. GetTNALog and GetJobCodeLog will return the event logs with T&A keys and job codes respectively.
GetTNALog
Get the event logs with T&A keys from a device.
message TNALog {
uint32 ID;
uint32 timestamp;
uint32 deviceID;
string userID;
uint32 eventCode;
uint32 subCode;
Key TNAKey;
}
- ID
- 4 byte identifier of the log record. Each device manages a monotonic increasing counter for this identifier. You can use this value to specify the starting position when reading logs from devices.
- timestamp
- In Unix time format. The number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970.
- eventCode
- 16 bit code identifying the event type.
- subCode
- Some event types have an additional 8 bit code providing auxiliary information.
- TNAKey
- The selected T&A key for the authentication event.
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
deviceID |
uint32 |
The ID of the device |
startEventID |
uint32 |
The ID of the first event log to be read. If it is 0, read logs from the start |
maxNumOfLog |
uint32 |
The maximum number of logs to be read. If it is 0, try to read all the event logs |
TNAEventFilter |
uint32 |
Not yet supported |
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
TNAEvents |
TNALog[] |
The T&A event logs read from the device |
GetJobCodeLog
Get the event logs with job codes from a device. You have to configure user job codes using User.SetJobCode or User.SetJobCodeMulti. And, SystemConfig.useJobCode should be true.
message JobCodeLog {
uint32 ID;
uint32 timestamp;
uint32 deviceID;
string userID;
uint32 eventCode;
uint32 subCode;
uint32 jobCode;
}
- ID
- 4 byte identifier of the log record. Each device manages a monotonic increasing counter for this identifier. You can use this value to specify the starting position when reading logs from devices.
- timestamp
- In Unix time format. The number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970.
- eventCode
- 16 bit code identifying the event type.
- subCode
- Some event types have an additional 8 bit code providing auxiliary information.
- jobCode
- The job code selected for the authentication event by the user.
message JobCode {
uint32 code = 1;
string label = 2;
}
- code
- 4 byte unsigned code.
- label
- Maximum 16 characters in UTF-8 encoding.
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
deviceID |
uint32 |
The ID of the device |
startEventID |
uint32 |
The ID of the first event log to be read. If it is 0, read logs from the start |
maxNumOfLog |
uint32 |
The maximum number of logs to be read. If it is 0, try to read all the event logs |
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
jobCodeEvents |
JobCodeLog[] |
The job code event logs read from the device |