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I am trying to use my smart card on a Hyper-V guest-Running Windows 8.1-Microsoft image-Joined to the domain-I don't see a smart card reader in device manager, but not sure if I should in Hyper-V Guest

With a host-Running 8.1-Not joined to the domain-With integrated card reader-With TPM enabled-The smart card reader appears in device manager and has the latest driver-The smart card appears in device manager when it is plugged in-Connected with wired LAN

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I have tried an external USB card reader and get the same result.My card works on other machines that are not Hyper-V guests.I have tried installing the smart card drivers from Lenovo on the guest which does not help.I have searched ITWEB and binged for a solution but can't find one.

Microsoft provides a driver library that contains a set of routines that standardize most of the functions that a smart card reader driver must perform. Vendor-supplied reader drivers must call these routines to perform the following actions:

The driver library processes most of the IOCTL requests that the resource manager sends to the reader driver. The Smart Card Driver IOCTLs section, lists the IOCTLs that the driver library processes on behalf of the reader driver.

Windows 11 22H2. I don't know when, but a smart card reader and smart card (CAC) that historically worked fine no longer works. The smart card reader is detected, but not the smart card. Everything works fine on desktop but not on laptop. All services are the same, and the supposed smart card driver file (umpass.sys) exists on both. I've tried two different readers and same result. Any help on how to get the smart card itself to get detected and show in device manager?

IT administrators can set up their Windows domain to allow YubiKeys to be used as smart cards for login to connected Windows systems. Use the YubiKey Manager for Windows, which includes both a Graphical User Interface and a Command Line Tool to create PIN Unlock Keys (PUK)s on YubiKey devices for customers that require the use of a PUK.

The YubiKey Smart Card Minidriver enables users and administrators to use the native Windows interface for certificate enrollment, managing the YubiKey smart Card PIN, and smart card authentication on Windows.

NOTE: Use the YubiKey Manager to configure both the SmartCard (PIV) functionality of the YubiKey as well as all other YubiKey applications. With this application you only need to install one configuration software for your YubiKey. Note that the Security Key Series are FIDO devices only, if you want to use a YubiKey as a PIV Smartcard then refer to the other types of YubiKeys available.

I have a Dell Latititude D630 and I am rather new with arch and arch based distros, and I was wondering if it is posible to setup my arch laptop to login with a PKI smart card and also use the smart card to store other private certs.. The reader is not working for me as of this writing, the reader is the O2Micro OZ77Cxx USB SmartCard Controller, and is built into the laptop, could anyone offer some support here?

I read guides about setting up GDM to login with a smartcard certificate, e.g. this one, but never tried it myself. Anyhow, you need to be lot more specific on what you run on the system, what you have tried, what works, what works not, etc. Maybe you want to open another thread in a different bbs category for that though, as it will not terribly related to kernel & hw anymore.

When a user inserts a smart card into a smart card reader on a computer that is running Windows 7, Windows 7 tries to download and install the smart card minidrivers for the card by using Plug and Play services. If the driver for the smart card is not available at any of the preconfigured locations such as Windows Update, Windows displays an error message in the notification area that states that the driver software was not found.

All smart cards require additional software to work in Windows unless there is an inbox driver that lets the user use the card without installing additional software. The Windows Smart Card Framework was improved in Windows 7 to enable automatic download for smart card minidrivers from Windows Update or from other similar locations, such as a WSUS server, when the smart card is inserted into the reader. All smart cards that successfully pass the logo requirements, as published by the Windows Logo Program, benefit from this feature.

However, if the software that is required to use a smart card in Windows is not logoed or is of a type that differs from a minidriver, such as a PKCS#11 driver, a custom CSP, middleware, or an ActiveX control, the automatic download option fails because Microsoft certifies only smart card minidrivers. Therefore, if the user inserts a card for which a custom CSP is not already registered, the user receives an error message that states that the driver software is missing for the smart card device even though the user can use the smart card through additional software that was installed on the user's computer from a custom installation.

recently we got smart cards and readers to be able to connect to VPN with Cisco AnyConnect. Readers are Identiv SCR3500 A. When plugged in system recognizes this correctly in opensc-tool -l. However any operation related to the card fails with Unsupported card message (for example opensc-tool -r 0 -n) or messages likeSlot 0 (0x0): (GetSlotInfo failed, CKR_FUNCTION_NOT_SUPPORTED) in pkcs11-tool for example.

This leads to the idea of wrong driver being used. Identiv does have their own driver on their website here but after following the steps nothing changes (it's deploying libscmccid.so.5.0.35 into pcsc structure : /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/scmccid.bundle/Contents/Linux

If opensc-tool returned an Unsupported card message, the reader is not likely the problem, it is the card. OpenSC supports a number of cards, but not all.You can see the list of drivers opensc-tool -D You can also get the ATR of the card using opennsc-tool -a. If it can read the ATR, go to: -atr.apdu.fr/ and past in the ATR to get more information about the card.

I have upgrade to Mac OS 14 and my smart card reader quit working. Works in safe mode and while booting up. Then stops functioning.Allow Accessories to connect is not visible. However, I can search for the function but not select it.MacBook Air M1, Sonoma Beta.

Mine has stopped working also. I can view the USB Card readers in the System Report, but it appears the readers aren't reading my actual card. Likely a firmware issue. Tried on two different card readers. 2020 MBP M1, Sonoma Developer Beta 2.

The smart card and reader works perfectly in Ventura and worked perfectly in the first developer beta of macOS Sonoma, but somewhere either beta 2 or beta 3 of the developer previews it stopped working.

I have replicated this with a clean install on different Mac hardware and the same issue. This is a Sonoma issue and not a reader or Mac hardware issue as the same reader and smart card continue to work well if I plug them into Ventura machine.

Just to confirm, a clean install of the released public version on 27th September - and still smart cards are NOT working, whereas they work perfectly on Ventura (and did on initial developer builds of Sonoma)

Yeah, it's not completely fixed for me, either. I'm on the RC, or Gold Master, or wherever we are at now. I can use the card reader to open sites in Safari, and to log into our virtual desktop, but once I do that, I can't use it for anything inside the virtual desktop. It can see the card reader but can't read the tokens off it. This same computer (2022 M1 MBP) worked fine the day prior to updating to the RC. No changes to hardware or software apart from the OS itself, and it stopped passing card reader credentials through to the virtual machine.

I am having issues authenticating to a client machine. I am using Dameware Mini Remote Control version 7.5.9.1. I have attached a picture so you can see the exact error I am receiving. I can log onto the remote machine via the Windows NT Challenge/ Response option. It won't seem to authenticate the smart card for whatever reason. I have checked for the DWRCSS.dll in %systemroot%\DWRCS on the local and remote machines. It is in both locations. Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I logged onto the client machine and the Smart Card service is running. I was also able to use RDP to get into the machine via smart card log on. I'm not sure what this could mean as I'm not very familiar with Dameware. Any further advice would be appreciated. Thanks for your help.

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