From: Steven D B. <sb...@ca...> - 2013-08-09 14:32:49
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Admittedly I should have included more details. Through RDesktop the Windows Server 2008 machine can see the card reader and it knows if there is a card inserted or not. When the card is inserted, it says No valid certificates found. If I use a Virtual Box with the card reader redirected into the VM instance of Windows 7 and use mstsc it works as expected. The card reader seems to be fully supported under pcsclite, the card itself seems to be the problem. If I don't need this Gemalto library, how can I get this card supported under OpenSC so I can use it via RDesktop? Steven Brown, Support Consultant ISM Canada An IBM Global Services Company 1 Research Drive, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada,S4S7H1 Mail: sb...@ca... Direct: 1.306.337.5620 From: Florent Deybach <fde...@gm...> To: Steven D Brown/CanWest/IBM@IBMCA, Cc: ope...@li... Date: 2013/08/09 02:23 AM Subject: Re: [Opensc-devel] PCSClite + OpenSC + RDesktop + Gemalto IDPrime .NET SmartCard Hello I would like to be able to use my Gemalto IDPrime .NET ( http://www.gemalto.com/products/dotnet_card/ ) card to login to a Windows Server from my Linux laptops. What will you use to do that? rdesktop? freerdp? I answer myself: with rdesktop you'll have to use the smartcard redirection. e.g. rdesktop -d AC -k fr -z -a 16 -u login windows_server -r scard I've tested it with with Windows 2008R2 but I was unable to make it work with W2012... In my opinion you don't need the PKCS11 drivers on Linux but windows will need the smartcard drivers. Good luck, keep us updated if you managed to do something |