System Admin Issues
Subject: Re: Smart cards
We've been using smart cards for about 5 years. We use the RSA card with RSA
Passage on the desktop. Passage doesn't use certificates, it uses RSA
encryption to just encrypt your login credentials. The Passage software
replaces the login GI
We've been using smart cards for about 5 years. We use the RSA card with
RSA Passage on the desktop. Passage doesn't use certificates, it uses RSA
encryption to just encrypt your login credentials. The Passage software
replaces the login GINA which is what "forces" the sm
Anyone out there using smart cards for account logon? We're considering
implementing some form of two-factor authentication; initially just for
highly-privileged accounts such as domain admins and I'm favoring
certificate-based smart cards. So, I'd love to hear any stories of real-
I would be interested in hearing a bit about this myself.
From: Richard Stovall [mailto:richard.stov...@researchdata.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 4:24 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Smart cards and TS Gateway
Is anyone using smart cards with TS
Is anyone using smart cards with TS Gateway? (Now called Remote Desktop
Gateway in Server 2008 R2).
If so, may I pick your brain briefly about the products you use? I'm
looking for a simple smart card auth scheme for remote users that works
with a Windows CA and no special software
Is anyone here using smart cards, in a smart badging environment? Where the
card is used for facility access as well as computer access?
We were using RSA 51/5200 cards for this. RSA has announced they are
getting out of the smart card business. Fortunately I have enough inventory
to last a
