--- Kurt Seifried <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Once more, with feeling. Also please use s/S not $,
> it's just lam3.
Didn't mean to hurt you feelings, Kurt.
>
> The smartcard is a hunk of plastic with some chip(s)
> on it.
Thanks for that enlightening and helpful fact.
> The smartcard application is embedded on it.
> You do not buy a "blank" smartcard from vendor A and
> then some smartcard program from vendor B.
Kurt, I didn't know you were such an expert on the
subject of smart cards. FYI, People and companies do
buy pre-personalized smart cards from vendors all the
time. Try asking someone at www.gemplus.com or
www.schlumberger.com. Look at it like this, when you
buy a CD or a floppy is there always a "program" on
them. No.
> As far as
> I know almost all smartcard vendors support
> Microsoft. Talk to your smartcard vendor of choice.
>
What? Try follwing your own advise. Again, Kurt, you
are missing the question at hand.
For those of you who care to Help. I would like to
know where I can get the smart card application specs
for the smart card login for Windows 2000. I would
like to know what cards need to be used as well
(Mutiflex8k, GemXpresso ect.). My goal is to create my
own smart card for logging into Win2000 via their
smart card logon option at startup. To be honest I
don't even think it is availible to the public but I
thought I would try asking.
Nick
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Nicholas Schuetz
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 11:14 AM
> Subject: Re: Windows 2000 smartcard login
>
>
> Thank you for your reply but I am afraid you do
> not understand my question. Allow me to rephrase it.
> What I meant to ask is what application and or
> applet needs to go on the Smart Card itself. What
> card(s) and from what manufacturer need to be used?
> I want to know what is the actual application or
> applet needed for the Smart Card Login in Window$
> 2000 Profe$$ional? Where can I get it? What is the
> code for that application or applet? What does
> Window$ want from the Smart Card for this
> authentication?
>
>
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