> Hardware: > -every vendor brings his own drivers having it's own set of problems that > create additional support calls overlapping real issues with your product > -some drivers are crappy preventing access from 2 apps (firefox, thunderbird > etc.) > -64bit architectures are non existent to some vendors or in a beta stage > -while most vendors ship windows api compatible drivers most dont ship a > pkcs11 driver or even some java driver/interface
The experience with the hardware in our case has been so bad that the PKI/security community here has adopted the term "eBroken" in disgust. There is an uncanny similarity between your problems and ours despite different countries, institutions, and hardware. I can only conclude these are fundamental problems with the technology at present. > I would really suggest that you start with softtokens first even in a > mananged env. This will give you a chance to chance to iron out problems > over time and _maybe_ later switch to hw tokens. This is an outstanding suggestion; please consider it carefully. M -- You are currently subscribed to [email protected] as: [email protected] To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/JSG/cas-user
