GET PIV PROPERTIES
Command Description
The GET PIV PROPERTIES command is used to retrieve the maximum number of supported PKIs.
Instance: PIV
Access Condition: Always
Command Message
The following table lists the coding for the GET PIV PROPERTIES command message.
|
CLA |
00h |
|
INS |
CBh |
|
P1 |
3Fh |
|
P2 |
FFh |
|
Lc |
05h |
|
Data Field |
5C03FFFF7F |
|
Le |
00h |
Response Message
The data field in the response message contains the PIV properties. It is composed of tags coded to the BER TLV format. Each PKI is represented by its #51 tag; it is thus possible to retrieve the number of supported PKIs by counting the number of #51 tags.
Data Field Returned in the Response Message for GET PIV PROPERTIES
| Length | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
01h |
53h |
Data Object tag |
|
02h, 03h |
This length is coded as follows:
|
Data Object Length (BER-TLV format) |
|
07h |
Tag #1 |
|
|
03h |
Tag #39 |
|
|
09h |
Tag #3A |
|
|
02h |
Tag #3B |
|
|
0Eh |
First #50 tag |
|
|
... |
||
|
0Eh |
Last #50 tag |
|
|
17h |
First #51 tag |
PKI Object Properties |
|
... |
||
|
17h |
Last #51 tag |
PKI Object Properties |
|
07h |
Tag #45 |
|
Processing State Returned in the Response Message
The following table lists the processing state returned in the response message.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
|
6A86h |
Incorrect P1/P2 (P1≠3Fh or P2≠FFh) |
|
61LLh |
Command succeeds, where ‘LL’ encodes the number of response data bytes still available that can be retrieved by issuing a GET RESPONSE command |
|
9000h |
Successful execution: No more data available |
