Q&A

Some questions that may arise and answers to them

1 Why does SIM authentication give me a 401 error with the message "mssp_105"?
2 Why do I get a 401 error with the message "id_403"?
3 Why am I getting different Hash value than in Instructions?
4 Why am I getting {"error_description":"Invalid JWT audience","error":"invalid_request"}
5 Can I authenticate using only a computer in the Test environment?

Why does SIM authentication give me a 401 error with the message "mssp_105"?

If I try SIM authentication with my phone number, I get this error:

{"code":401,"reason":"Unauthorized","message":"mssp_105","detail":{"failureUrl":"mssp_105"}}

Possible explanations

If in the test environment, the most likely explanation is that authentication is being attempted with a number that has a prod Certificates on it. Prod Certificates cannot be used in the test environment.
It is also possible that the number does not have any Certificates installed.

Why do I get a 401 error with the message "id_403"?

If I try to initiate an authentication process, I get this error:

{"code":401,"reason":"Unauthorized","message":"audkenni_403","detail":{"failureUrl":"audkenni_403"}}

Possible explanation

Most likely "clientId" is not correct.

Why am I getting different Hash value than in Instructions?

If I use my code to create Hash from the same text as in the instructions I get a different Hash value.

Possible explanation

In our example in the instructions we use java code, using default encoding type. Your solution might be using different encoding type. This is for example known if using C#. This should not cause any problems in calculating the Verification Code because that code is calculated from the Hash string you send in, not the text you used to create the string.

Why am I getting {"error_description":"Invalid JWT audience","error":"invalid_request"}

Possible explanations

The url might me missing the port number. Try adding the correct port number (443) behind the url. Example in bold: https://pfzww.audkenni.is:443/sso/oauth2/realms/root/realms/audkenni/bc-authorize

Can I authenticate using only a computer in the Test environment?

You can set up an Android or iOS simulator on your computer and from there authenticate using only your computer. You would still need to acquire Test credentials.

To get SIM test credentials I need to get the phone number on the card that will be used (and preferably get the number on the card itself as well). The installation itself then takes place over the phone. A similar process to when installing a physical ID, except it is not necessary to attend a registration center.
It is best practice to use a specific number for tests as it is not possible to have a real ID on the same card while the test ID is installed.
To give you access to a test version of the Auðkenni App, I need the person's email address. That email address must have access to the Google Play Store.