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Next time Arnie comes back to the testing service, he chooses to authenticate with his local testing service account. He is prompted for authentication by the testing service. His unique AdmitMe identifier is still associated with his local account, and he is granted access to the service.
Precondition: User has already logged into P1 website via his AdmitMe account.User wishes to access a protected resource within P1 site that requires local account.
Post Conditions: User has successfully accessed the P1 protected resource that requires local account.
1. User now has local account (if he didn’t have one before)
2. User’s admitMe Account is now linked with his Local Account
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3. Local Account Login to AdmitMe Account Creation or Association
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The next time Annie comes back to the testing service, she chooses to authenticate with her AdmitMe account. She is redirected back to the AdmitMe IdP. After successfully authenticating, AdmitMe sends back an assertion describing the authentication, the verification level associated with her account, her AdmitMe identifier, and optionally a set of attributes. The testing service associates the AdmitMe identifier with the local account keyed by her AdmitMe identifier and grants her access to the application.
Precondition: User is not logged in and it accessing a protected resource.
1. User may not have local account.
2. User may not have admitMe account
Post condition: User has successfully accessed the P1 protected resource via his local account
1. User now has local account if he didn’t have one
2. User may have linked his local account with his admitMe account.
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4. Local Account Login
Arnie Applicant wants to login to an application service. The testing service offers to let him login with a local account, or to use an AdmitMe account. Arnie just wants access to the application; he is not interested in using or learning more about AdmitMe. He clicks the local login button. After successfully creating a new local account or authenticating with an existing local account, Arnie is granted access to the application.
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