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 There are 2 scenarios, 1 where the user has no device registered and 2 the case where there *is* a device registered.
 ### Scenario 1
 A simple overview if the device is not registered in our APS:
-> ARS send access request over RADIUS to NPS\
-> NPS extension receive access request\
-> NPS extension send authentication request to SAS\
-> SAS Authenticates the user via APS, APS returns NO userinfo\
-> SAS reply with code 2 (User needs device registration) and send sendmail request to APS\
-> APS sends email to user\
-> User follows instructions mail (Download from link and open from link)\
-> User logs in with device\
-> Device sends register request to SAS\
-> SAS forwards device registration request to APS\
-> APS registers device\
-> SAS sends result code to device
+1. ARS send access request over RADIUS to NPS
+2. NPS extension receive access request
+3. NPS extension send authentication request to SAS
+4. SAS Authenticates the user via APS, APS returns NO userinfo
+5. SAS reply with code 2 (User needs device registration) and send sendmail request to APS
+6. APS sends email to user
+7. User follows instructions mail (Download from link and open from link)
+8. User logs in with device
+9. Device sends register request to SAS
+10. SAS forwards device registration request to APS
+11. APS registers device
+12. SAS sends result code to device
 When this is done the user retry to login and will automaticly follow scenario 2
 
 
 ### Scenarion 2
 When a device is already registered in our APS it goes as followed:
-> ARS send access request over RADIUS to NPS
-> NPS extension receive access request
-> NPS extension send authentication request to SAS
-> SAS Authenticates the user via APS, APS return userInfo
-> SAS sends a PUSH notification to device
-> Device access response (approved or cancelled) is send to SAS
-> SAS replies to ARS with corresponding code
-> ARS proccesses the request (code 0= accept/ code 1=reject)
+1. ARS send access request over RADIUS to NPS
+2. NPS extension receive access request
+3. NPS extension send authentication request to SAS
+4. SAS Authenticates the user via APS, APS return userInfo
+5. SAS sends a PUSH notification to device
+6. Device access response (approved or cancelled) is send to SAS
+7. SAS replies to ARS with corresponding code
+8. ARS proccesses the request (code 0= accept/ code 1=reject)
+9. YEAAAH, user just logged in!!! (If we have chosen grand access ofcourse)
 
 You can find all the SAS error codes in the ErrorCode.java class