I5:FeatureTest-Selector Support for Non-Auditing Cards

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Feature Test	Selector Support for Non-Auditing Cards
Test Type	Card Usage
Identifier	FTR-iis-cardusage-m2
Description	Tests selector's support for ClientPseudonym and it not supplying AppliesTo information for Non-Auditing cards. Also tests ClientPseudonym generation algorithm.
Role tested	Information Card Identity Selector
Known Successful Reference Solution(s)	I5:CardSpace .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
Success Criteria	ClientPseudoym in RST with value as below and no AppliesTo in RST
Failure Criteria	ClientPseudoym not present, value different, or AppliesTo present

Features Proven

Feature	feature_type	solution_role
Support for Non-Auditing Cards	Information Card Identity Selector	interop

1. Open the result page for your solution and for this test.
2. Import the "Echo Non-Auditing" card from the file Image:I5 fedid cards.crds using the password "password", or if the selector doesn't support .crds files, from https://ipsts.federatedidentity.net/MgmtConsole/TestAccount.aspx?cardType=echoCard2.
3. Visit https://relyingparty.federatedidentity.net/CardSelectorRP/login.aspx and click the icon to submit a card. Select the "Echo Non-Auditing" card and preview the claims to be sent using the username "testclient" and password "testpassword".
   1. Verify that the PPID value previewed is 7EC-ZHHM-8V3.
4. Submit the card.
   1. Verify that the ClientPseudoynm value displayed is dOcmDC6vbrrbIC/lwCCxpI6RiVefHHukiAqpkD7jptA=.
   2. Verify that the AppliesTo value displayed is "N/A".
5. If the selector supports no-SSL, also visit http://relyingparty.federatedidentity.net/CardSelectorRP/login.aspx and click the icon to submit a card. Select the "Echo Non-Auditing" card and preview the card using the username "testclient" and password "testpassword".
   1. Verify that the PPID value previewed is ECX-CE85-Y45.
6. Submit the card.
   1. Verify that the ClientPseudoynm value displayed is iCDV30WYaD9mZcs70LTLxKBKjBjrn341nHJnG8ZEnCw=.
   2. Verify that the AppliesTo value displayed is "N/A".
7. Set outcome:
   1. If the success criteria was met, set the outcome to "Works".
   2. If the test failed, set the outcome to "Failed" and enter information about the failure in the Notes section.
   3. If other issues occurred set the result to "Issues" and describe them in the Notes section.
8. Add either four tilde ~~~~ signs or a text name into the "Tested by" parameter.
9. Update the Date Tested, Browser, and Operating System lines of the results page.