On Friday 21 September 2007 01:10:38 pm Douglas E. Engert wrote:
> Not the ones I have seen. The assumption is the user of the card has
> physical control over the reader, and is using the machine in front of him.
For authentication, yes. But, as I said, authentication would make no sense
in the scenario I'm describing (and not describing very clearly).
> Yes it would, That is exactly what the Microsoft RDC can do, let you
> login to a remote computer using your smart card.
Right, but it's a local reader to a remote machine, rather than a local
machine to a remote reader. Or in my case, set of remote readers.
Shawn.
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