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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
Hi,
I am testing an upgrade to Vista and have issues with smartcard. I did a clean install of Vista and installed the smart card drivers for xp without any problem but when I try to insert the smart card nothing happens. Device manager reports that the smart card driver is ok and the device is working properly. I also checked the services and they come up with no problems. I also try installing the base version of XP, installing the drivers for the smart card and then do an upgrade to Vista. During the upgrade, the compatibility program did not complain about smart card drivers/software but after the upgrade the same thing that smart card application did not respond to the smart card insertion. If someone has a work around/ fix for this please share with us. Thanks so much. Smart Card Hardwa PCMCIA ACTIVECARD P/N ZFG-9812-AC Here is the error in the event log: - Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Smartcard-Server" Guid="{4FCBF664-A33A-4652-B436-9D558983D955}" EventSourceName="SCardSvr" / EventID Qualifiers="0"610/EventID Version0/Version Level2/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-12-23T01:05:20.000Z" / EventRecordID436/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelSystem/Channel Computerasimlen/Computer Security / /System - EventData Data Name="Message"The device does not recognize the command./Data Data Name="Reader"SCM Microsystems SCR120 0/Data Data Name="IOCTL"POWER/Data /EventData /Event |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
What about contacting the manufacturer and/or vendor about
software drivers for Vista? That's probably the most expedient way to get answers and/or the needed software. Microsoft does not publish the software for the card readers! Asim wrote: Hi, I am testing an upgrade to Vista and have issues with smartcard. I did a clean install of Vista and installed the smart card drivers for xp without any problem but when I try to insert the smart card nothing happens. Device manager reports that the smart card driver is ok and the device is working properly. I also checked the services and they come up with no problems. I also try installing the base version of XP, installing the drivers for the smart card and then do an upgrade to Vista. During the upgrade, the compatibility program did not complain about smart card drivers/software but after the upgrade the same thing that smart card application did not respond to the smart card insertion. If someone has a work around/ fix for this please share with us. Thanks so much. Smart Card Hardwa PCMCIA ACTIVECARD P/N ZFG-9812-AC Here is the error in the event log: - Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Smartcard-Server" Guid="{4FCBF664-A33A-4652-B436-9D558983D955}" EventSourceName="SCardSvr" / EventID Qualifiers="0"610/EventID Version0/Version Level2/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-12-23T01:05:20.000Z" / EventRecordID436/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelSystem/Channel Computerasimlen/Computer Security / /System - EventData Data Name="Message"The device does not recognize the command./Data Data Name="Reader"SCM Microsystems SCR120 0/Data Data Name="IOCTL"POWER/Data /EventData /Event |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
Thanks for taking the time to write. I did try calling them. Here is my
situation: As a DOD end user, they tell me to go to DOD support desk. DOD -NMCI (NMCI is DOD's end user's outsourced services) is still on Windows 2000 so I expect them to be on Vista in 2010. When I try to call directly or to search the public knowledge base (http://www.actividentity.com/en/serv...ledge_base.php) they refuse to answer becuase I don't have a direct contract with them. So i decided to post this message here hopping that someone may have figured out a way around this issue in Vista. I understand that MS is not the author of hte software and they only provide hardware drivers for the smart card but still wanted to try my luck on this forum. Thanks again. "Theo" wrote: What about contacting the manufacturer and/or vendor about software drivers for Vista? That's probably the most expedient way to get answers and/or the needed software. Microsoft does not publish the software for the card readers! Asim wrote: Hi, I am testing an upgrade to Vista and have issues with smartcard. I did a clean install of Vista and installed the smart card drivers for xp without any problem but when I try to insert the smart card nothing happens. Device manager reports that the smart card driver is ok and the device is working properly. I also checked the services and they come up with no problems. I also try installing the base version of XP, installing the drivers for the smart card and then do an upgrade to Vista. During the upgrade, the compatibility program did not complain about smart card drivers/software but after the upgrade the same thing that smart card application did not respond to the smart card insertion. If someone has a work around/ fix for this please share with us. Thanks so much. Smart Card Hardwa PCMCIA ACTIVECARD P/N ZFG-9812-AC Here is the error in the event log: - Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Smartcard-Server" Guid="{4FCBF664-A33A-4652-B436-9D558983D955}" EventSourceName="SCardSvr" / EventID Qualifiers="0"610/EventID Version0/Version Level2/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-12-23T01:05:20.000Z" / EventRecordID436/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelSystem/Channel Computerasimlen/Computer Security / /System - EventData Data Name="Message"The device does not recognize the command./Data Data Name="Reader"SCM Microsystems SCR120 0/Data Data Name="IOCTL"POWER/Data /EventData /Event |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
Since this is a DOD situation you might be playing with fire
when you go outside the DOD authorized channels for assistance with there security software. I wouldn't touch this one with a 10-foot pole!! Asim wrote: Thanks for taking the time to write. I did try calling them. Here is my situation: As a DOD end user, they tell me to go to DOD support desk. DOD -NMCI (NMCI is DOD's end user's outsourced services) is still on Windows 2000 so I expect them to be on Vista in 2010. When I try to call directly or to search the public knowledge base (http://www.actividentity.com/en/serv...ledge_base.php) they refuse to answer becuase I don't have a direct contract with them. So i decided to post this message here hopping that someone may have figured out a way around this issue in Vista. I understand that MS is not the author of hte software and they only provide hardware drivers for the smart card but still wanted to try my luck on this forum. Thanks again. "Theo" wrote: What about contacting the manufacturer and/or vendor about software drivers for Vista? That's probably the most expedient way to get answers and/or the needed software. Microsoft does not publish the software for the card readers! Asim wrote: Hi, I am testing an upgrade to Vista and have issues with smartcard. I did a clean install of Vista and installed the smart card drivers for xp without any problem but when I try to insert the smart card nothing happens. Device manager reports that the smart card driver is ok and the device is working properly. I also checked the services and they come up with no problems. I also try installing the base version of XP, installing the drivers for the smart card and then do an upgrade to Vista. During the upgrade, the compatibility program did not complain about smart card drivers/software but after the upgrade the same thing that smart card application did not respond to the smart card insertion. If someone has a work around/ fix for this please share with us. Thanks so much. Smart Card Hardwa PCMCIA ACTIVECARD P/N ZFG-9812-AC Here is the error in the event log: - Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Smartcard-Server" Guid="{4FCBF664-A33A-4652-B436-9D558983D955}" EventSourceName="SCardSvr" / EventID Qualifiers="0"610/EventID Version0/Version Level2/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-12-23T01:05:20.000Z" / EventRecordID436/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelSystem/Channel Computerasimlen/Computer Security / /System - EventData Data Name="Message"The device does not recognize the command./Data Data Name="Reader"SCM Microsystems SCR120 0/Data Data Name="IOCTL"POWER/Data /EventData /Event |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
Thanks again for your advice.
For benifit of anyone else who is looking for this softwa I found out that ACTIVE CARD client version 6.0 for PKI is supported on XP/Vista. (DOD just signed a contract and will soon provide ActivClient 6.0 for PKI. This middleware will replace ActivCard 2.2, which enables personnel to use their Common Access Card (CAC). Complete announcement for those who can see is at infosec website. Here is a link to the public story: http://www.itnews.com.au/newsstory.aspx?CIaNID=41231 Thanks and Happy Holidays! "Theo" wrote: Since this is a DOD situation you might be playing with fire when you go outside the DOD authorized channels for assistance with there security software. I wouldn't touch this one with a 10-foot pole!! Asim wrote: Thanks for taking the time to write. I did try calling them. Here is my situation: As a DOD end user, they tell me to go to DOD support desk. DOD -NMCI (NMCI is DOD's end user's outsourced services) is still on Windows 2000 so I expect them to be on Vista in 2010. When I try to call directly or to search the public knowledge base (http://www.actividentity.com/en/serv...ledge_base.php) they refuse to answer becuase I don't have a direct contract with them. So i decided to post this message here hopping that someone may have figured out a way around this issue in Vista. I understand that MS is not the author of hte software and they only provide hardware drivers for the smart card but still wanted to try my luck on this forum. Thanks again. "Theo" wrote: What about contacting the manufacturer and/or vendor about software drivers for Vista? That's probably the most expedient way to get answers and/or the needed software. Microsoft does not publish the software for the card readers! Asim wrote: Hi, I am testing an upgrade to Vista and have issues with smartcard. I did a clean install of Vista and installed the smart card drivers for xp without any problem but when I try to insert the smart card nothing happens. Device manager reports that the smart card driver is ok and the device is working properly. I also checked the services and they come up with no problems. I also try installing the base version of XP, installing the drivers for the smart card and then do an upgrade to Vista. During the upgrade, the compatibility program did not complain about smart card drivers/software but after the upgrade the same thing that smart card application did not respond to the smart card insertion. If someone has a work around/ fix for this please share with us. Thanks so much. Smart Card Hardwa PCMCIA ACTIVECARD P/N ZFG-9812-AC Here is the error in the event log: - Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Smartcard-Server" Guid="{4FCBF664-A33A-4652-B436-9D558983D955}" EventSourceName="SCardSvr" / EventID Qualifiers="0"610/EventID Version0/Version Level2/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-12-23T01:05:20.000Z" / EventRecordID436/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelSystem/Channel Computerasimlen/Computer Security / /System - EventData Data Name="Message"The device does not recognize the command./Data Data Name="Reader"SCM Microsystems SCR120 0/Data Data Name="IOCTL"POWER/Data /EventData /Event |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
My issue appears to be related. I am running Vista Ultimate 32bit and I have two card readers. One is an SCM 3340 that goes in the expresscard slot. The other is a USB 2.0 reader. Both work in other XP computers, but only the USB reader works in my Vista machine. The ActivClient software refuses to acknowledge that I have a smart card reader installed when I only have the SCM 3340 plugged in. Any thoughts? -- Queue |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
I purchased the Dell XPS, with Vista, just a couple of weeks ago. I
downloaded the drivers for the CAC reader - all is working properly, as I can see my certificate. But, Vista says that there's not enough information about the issuer of the DoD CAC certificate for it to be verified by Vista. I am running Windows XP on my desktop - CAC reader working perfectly. I have never been connected to the government computer system with my desktop, a big "NO NO" in the security world. However, XP recognizes, or allows the DoD system, to see my certificate. It has to be some kind of security setting within Vista. I have even had my IT guys looking at the situation - they are stumped as well. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. "Queue" wrote: My issue appears to be related. I am running Vista Ultimate 32bit and I have two card readers. One is an SCM 3340 that goes in the expresscard slot. The other is a USB 2.0 reader. Both work in other XP computers, but only the USB reader works in my Vista machine. The ActivClient software refuses to acknowledge that I have a smart card reader installed when I only have the SCM 3340 plugged in. Any thoughts? -- Queue |
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Smart Card - DOD CAC not working in VISTA
Hello. I hope I'm not infringing upon this thread incorrectly, but I've been having trouble just getting my scmmirco SCR331 to be recognized by WinXP. I've dl'd the latest driver (v4.24.0.1) through Windows Updater. But I still get a Code 39 that the driver can't be loaded. I really don't understand why this is. If you have had success with this sort of thing before in XP, can you offer some help. Thanks Kat Kirby;856166 Wrote: I purchased the Dell XPS, with Vista, just a couple of weeks ago. I downloaded the drivers for the CAC reader - all is working properly, as I can see my certificate. But, Vista says that there's not enough information about the issuer of the DoD CAC certificate for it to be verified by Vista. I am running Windows XP on my desktop - CAC reader working perfectly. I have never been connected to the government computer system with my desktop, a big "NO NO" in the security world. However, XP recognizes, or allows the DoD system, to see my certificate. It has to be some kind of security setting within Vista. I have even had my IT guys looking at the situation - they are stumped as well. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. "Queue" wrote: My issue appears to be related. I am running Vista Ultimate 32bit and I have two card readers. One is an SCM 3340 that goes in the expresscard slot. The other is a USB 2.0 reader. Both work in other XP computers, but only the USB reader works in my Vista machine. The ActivClient software refuses to acknowledge that I have a smart card reader installed when I only have the SCM 3340 plugged in. Any thoughts? -- Queue -- cougerjd Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |