#1: What version of SRSS are you running?
#2: What does the output of "utpolicy" show? Are you using the -D option?
-Bob
On 09/09/10 14:22, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> Then you can use utuser -a -i to create the card bindings to specify
> which cards should work together to obtain a session.
>
I tried this.
The 2 cards worked properly when I alternated between them on the same DTU.
Each picked up the session from the other.
Then I left 1 going, and inserted the other in a different DTU. This got me the
"(64) Waiting For Access Icon". Specifically:
Token ID Registered Name Unix ID Disp State
------------------------------ -------------------- ---------- ---- -----
MicroPayflex.5002991e00130100 ??? ??? 27 U
MicroPayflex.50029bee00130100 Ken Mandelberg km 26 U
This is on Linux, and the one I left going (the second above) is remote through
the DTU VPN. The one with the icon happens to be local to the server.
On 09/08/10 11:24, Bob Doolittle wrote:
On 09/08/10 11:18, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
I use a Sunray in two places. Generally I remember to take my
smartcard with me to move the session. Sometimes I forget.
This in on Linux, so no non-smartcard mobile sessions.
Is there a way for me to get 2 smartcards, keep 1 in each place, and
have the latest insertion pickup the session?
Yes, if you're willing to register your smartcards and use the
registered-card policy. See the utuser man page (and utpolicy).
Then you can use utuser -a -i to create the card bindings to specify
which cards should work together to obtain a session.
-Bob
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