The enrolment table

When a user sends an enrolment or a certificate request, the request will appear in this table. To validate a user’s request, go to the relevant line and click on Validate.

NOTE

If a user submits an enrolment request with a certificate request, the validation of the user request implies the validation of the certificate as well (checkboxes selected simultaneously).

You can also reject users’ requests for enrolment or for certificates by selecting the corresponding line and clicking on Reject.

This button allows you to cancel an approval or a rejection. This avoids having to use the Cancel button and erasing operations in progress.

This button allows refreshing the list of enrolment and certificate requests. As such, recent requests will be added automatically to the table pending approval or rejection.

This column indicates the type of request the user has created: an enrolment request is represented by “User” while certificate requests are represented by “Certificate”.

Name that allows identifying the user or the certificate.

E-mail address of the user, which will allow him to receive an approval or a rejection of his enrolment or certificate request.

User’s login

User’s last name

User’s first name

User’s e-mail address, which will be useful for sending him a response regarding his enrolment or certificate request.

Description of the user

User’s telephone number

User’s password

Indicates whether the user requested a certificate during his enrolment request.

Define a default character string for connection IDs.

NOTE

The format is written in the form: %F.%L
The variables that define the identifier are: F being the first name, L being the last name.
The variable f changes the case of the value to lowercase and F changes it to uppercase. Likewise for l and L.
The form f1 makes it possible to select only the first character.
example: for the values Firstname and Lastname, %f1.%l will produce f.lastname

Illustrated example of a user ID.

Example:

JOHN.SMITH