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Re: [Fed-Talk] New Mac user - how to enable remote desktop connection using CAC reader/CAC & PIN



On 10/15/09 12:49 PM, "Timothy J. Miller" <email@hidden> wrote:

> If you're feeling adventurous, you can install X11 and recompile
> rdesktop from MacPorts with --enable-smartcard set.  That *might* work
> (I've never tried).

I tried this last week and was able to get it to work.  I already had
MacPorts and X11 installed; the command to install rdesktop with smart card
support was:

$ sudo port install rdesktop +smartcard

Once it was installed, the command to run it was:

rdesktop -r scard -g 1024x768 my.server.com

The -g argument was to set the resolution (the default was pretty small),
you can use whatever you like.

I did find that in order for the card to be recognized, I had to start
rdesktop first, then insert the card.  If the card was inserted when
rdesktop was started, Windows/ActivClient would recognize the card reader
and that there was a card inserted, but wasn't able to access the
certificates on the card.

- David

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