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This occurs because the VMWare virtual network adapter fails to respond during Discovery Server registration, which causes the entire registration operation to time out. In order to work around this, you can disable the VMWare network adapter (if it is not used) in Control Panel. Otherwise, you will need to manually enter the endpoint URL of the OPC UA Server into client applications, since they cannot find the server by discovery.
Some Text Objects Draw Lighter than Normal. Text objects with a font size of 13 or smaller will draw without anti-aliasing regardless of the SmoothShapes setting in the picture. Size 13 fonts with the bold property set will draw with anti-aliasing.
Text draws more clearly with SmoothShapes enabled at higher resolutions. Pictures that contain many text objects viewed at low resolution may display more clearly with the SmoothShapes property set to False. Changing the font style from Regular to Bold, or increasing the font size improves the readability of the text.
Dynamo sets with text objects that use small fonts may need to be edited in pictures where SmoothShapes is enabled. Changing the font style from regular to bold or increasing the font size improves the appearance of the text within the Dynamo.
The script asks the client for an Authentication Assertion, providing as much information as possible to narrowthe choice of acceptable credentials for the user. This can be obtained from the data that was stored locally afterregistration, or by other means such as prompting the user for a username.
A X.509 Certificate for the attestation key pair used by an authenticator to attest to its manufactureand capabilities. At registration time, the authenticator uses the attestation private key to signthe Relying Party-specific credential public key (and additional data) that it generates and returns via the authenticatorMakeCredential operation. Relying Parties use the attestation public key conveyed in the attestationcertificate to verify the attestation signature. Note that in the case of self attestation, the authenticator has no distinct attestation key pair nor attestation certificate, see selfattestation for details.
A cryptographic entity, existing in hardware or software, that can register a user with a given Relying Party and later assert possession of the registered public key credential, and optionally verify the user, when requested by the Relying Party. Authenticators can report informationregarding their type and security characteristics via attestation during registration.
An authorization gesture is a physical interaction performed by a user with an authenticator as part of a ceremony,such as registration or authentication. By making such an authorization gesture, a user providesconsent for (i.e., authorizes) a ceremony to proceed. This MAY involve user verification if theemployed authenticator is capable, or it MAY involve a simple test of user presence.
In the context of the WebAuthn API, a relying party identifier is a valid domain string identifying the WebAuthn Relying Party on whose behalf a given registration or authentication ceremony is being performed. A public key credential can only be used for authentication with the same entity (as identified by RP ID) it was registered with.
This value indicates that the Relying Party wants to receive an attestation statement that may include uniquely identifying information. This is intended for controlled deployments within an enterprise where the organization wishes to tie registrations to specific authenticators. User agents MUST NOT provide such an attestation unless the user agent or authenticator configuration permits it for the requested RP ID.
Although user verification is performed locally on the authenticator and not by the Relying Party, the authenticator indicates if user verification was performed by setting the UV flag in the signed response returned to the Relying Party.The Relying Party can therefore use the UV flag to verify that additional authentication factors were used in a registration or authentication ceremony. The authenticity of the UV flag can in turn be assessed by inspecting the authenticator's attestation statement.
Check that the credentialId is not yet registered to any other user. If registrationis requested for a credential that is already registered to a different user, the Relying Party SHOULDfail this registration ceremony, or it MAY decide to accept the registration, e.g. while deleting the older registration.
When creating a public key credential or requesting an authentication assertion, a WebAuthn Relying Party can request the use of a setof extensions. These extensions will be invoked during the requested operation if they are supported by the client and/or the WebAuthn Authenticator. The Relying Party sends the client extension input for each extension in the get() call(for authentication extensions) or create() call (for registration extensions) to the client.The client performs client extension processing for each extension that the client platform supports, and augments the client data as specified by each extension, by including the extension identifier and client extension output values.
For authenticator extensions, as part of the client extension processing, the client also creates the CBOR authenticator extension input value for each extension (often based on the corresponding client extension input value),and passes them to the authenticator in the create() call (for registration extensions) or the get() call (for authentication extensions). These authenticator extension input values arerepresented in CBOR and passed as name-value pairs, with the extension identifier as the name, and the corresponding authenticator extension input as the value. The authenticator, in turn, performs additional processing for the extensionsthat it supports, and returns the CBOR authenticator extension output for each as specified by the extension. Part ofthe client extension processing for authenticator extensions is to use the authenticator extension output as aninput to creating the client extension output.
This registration extension allows WebAuthn Relying Parties to exclude authenticators that contain specified credentials that were created with the legacy FIDO U2F JavaScript API [FIDOU2FJavaScriptAPI].
During a transition from the FIDO U2F JavaScript API, a Relying Party may have a population of users with legacy credentials already registered. The appid extension allows the sign-in flow to be transitioned smoothly but, when transitioning the registration flow, the excludeCredentials field will not be effective in excluding authenticators with legacy credentials because its contents are taken to be WebAuthn credentials. This extension directs client platforms to consider the contents of excludeCredentials as both WebAuthn and legacy FIDO credentials. Note that U2F key handles commonly use base64url encoding but must be decoded to their binary form when used in excludeCredentials.
This client registration extension facilitates reporting certain credential properties known by the client to the requesting WebAuthn Relying Party upon creation of a public key credential source as a result of a registration ceremony.
This OPTIONAL property, known abstractly as the resident key credential property (i.e., client-side discoverable credential property),is a Boolean value indicating whether the PublicKeyCredential returned as a result of a registration ceremony is a client-side discoverable credential.If rk is true, the credential is a discoverable credential.if rk is false, the credential is a server-side credential.If rk is not present, it is not known whether the credential is a discoverable credential or a server-side credential.
This client registration extension and authentication extension allows a Relying Party to store opaque data associated with a credential. Since authenticators can only store small amounts of data, and most Relying Parties are online services that can store arbitrary amounts of state for a user, this is only useful in specific cases. For example, the Relying Party might wish to issue certificates rather than run a centralised authentication service. 2ff7e9595c
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