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TC_076_CS — Delete a specific certificate from the Charge Point

TC_076_CS — Delete a specific certificate from the Charge Point

Source: OCPP 1.6 — Compliancy Testing Tool — Test Case Document (Trial 2025-06, Draft). System Under Test: Charge Point, page 99.

Identification

FieldValue
Test case nameDelete a specific certificate from the Charge Point
Test case IdTC_076_CS
System under testCharge Point

Description

To facilitate the management of the Charge Point’s installed certificates, a method of deleting an installed certificate is provided. The Central System requests the Charge Point to delete a specific certificate.

Purpose

To check if the Charge Point is able to delete an installed certificate.

Prerequisite(s)

  • The Charge Point supports Security profile 2 and/or 3.

Before (Preparations)

Configuration State(s):

  • N/a

Memory State(s):

  • CertificateInstalled

Reusable State(s):

  • N/a

Scenario Detail(s)

Charge Point (SUT)Central System (Tool)
2. The Charge Point responds with a GetInstalledCertificateIds.conf1. The Central System sends a GetInstalledCertificateIds.req
4. The Charge Point responds with a DeleteCertificate.conf3. The Central System sends a DeleteCertificate.req
6. The Charge Point responds with a GetInstalledCertificateIds.conf5. The Central System sends a GetInstalledCertificateIds.req

Tool validation(s)

Charge Point side:

Step 4:

(Message: DeleteCertificate.conf) status is Accepted

Step 6:

(Message: GetInstalledCertificateIds.conf) certificateHashData<Does not include the certificate information of the removed certificate.> The OCTT verifies that the certificate is removed, based on its own calculation of the certificateHashData.

Central System side:

Step 3:

(Message: DeleteCertificate.req) certificateHashData is <Includes the certificate information of the certificate from the configured CentralSystemRootCertificate, using the hashAlgorithm provided at step 2.>

Step 5:

(Message: GetInstalledCertificateIds.req) The certificateType is <Equals the type of the removed certificate.>

Expected result(s) / behaviour

Charge Point side:

  • N/a

Central System side:

  • N/a