I checked the log files, but didn't see anything related to my issue. I've also disabled the firewall on all 3 windows machines and my MacBook (Mojave). I've ensured that the "Smart Cards" box is checked under "Local Resources". I'm using the same smart card & reader in all instances. So Remote Desktop is passing some info, but somehow not the correct info. The smart card you are using may be missing requiredĭriver software or a required certificate." If I pull the smart card out of the reader, the message changes to "A smart card was not detected in the smart card reader." Under "Details", it correctly displays the card reader model that I'veĬonnected and also gives correct information about my smart card, but under "Smart Card Status" it says "A smart card was detected but is not the one required for the current operation.
#Smart card reader for mac for mac
When I use Remote Desktop for Mac on the Windows 7 PC, the browser lets me choose a cert (again, from my cert store), then opens an "Insert Smart Card" window.
#Smart card reader for mac windows 10
When I use Remote Desktop for Mac, the Windows 10 and Server 2016 machines ask me to choose a certificate (I believe they are getting this from my cert store, rather than the card itself), then without asking for my PIN, the browser tells me I can't get Surfed to smart-card enabled sites and all of them worked just fine. Windows Test: I used another windows machine with my smart card connected locally and used Remote Desktop to connect to each of the 3 machines.
Local Test: I connect my card reader to the local machines (Windows 7, Windows 10, and MacBook) and surfed to smart-card enabled sites. The Server is hosted in the cloud by AWS. I have 3 Windows computers: one Windows 7, one Windows 10, and one Windows Server 2016. I've tried to do some testing to find the root of the issue. Just upgraded to version 10 and was happy to see the Smart Card Forwarding feature, but I can't get it to work.
I've used Remote Desktop on my Mac for a while now.
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