OID_WWAN_UICC_RESET
OID_WWAN_UICC_RESET is sent by the mobile broadband host to a modem miniport adapter to reset a UICC smart card and specify the UICC's passthrough status after reset, or query the passthrough state of the adapter.
The host can query the passthrough state from either the active SIM slot or inactive SIM slot in the device if the device supports dual SIM slots. This OID's payload for query requests contains an NDIS_WWAN_QUERY_UICC_RESET structure, which in turn contains a WWAN_QUERY_UICC_RESET structure that specifies the UICC slot ID.
Modem miniport drivers must process query requests asynchronously, initially returning NDIS_STATUS_INDICATION_REQUIRED to the original request before later sending an NDIS_STATUS_WWAN_UICC_RESET_INFO notification containing a NDIS_WWAN_UICC_RESET_INFO structure, which in turn contains a WWAN_UICC_RESET_INFO structure that represents the passthrough status of the adapter.
The host can reset either the active SIM slot or inactive SIM slot in the device if the device supports dual SIM slots. For set requests, OID_WWAN_UICC_RESET uses the NDIS_WWAN_SET_UICC_RESET structure, which in turn contains a WWAN_SET_UICC_RESET structure that represents the passthrough action the host specifies for the miniport adapter after it resets the UICC. After reset is complete, the miniport adapter responds with the NDIS_STATUS_WWAN_UICC_RESET_INFO notification, which in turn contains a NDIS_WWAN_UICC_RESET_INFO structure, to indicate its passthrough status.
Unsolicited events are not applicable.
For more info about passthrough actions and passthrough status, see MB low level UICC access.
Requirements
Version: Windows 10, version 1709
Header: Ntddndis.h (include Ndis.h)
See also
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