- #CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC .DLL#
- #CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC INSTALL#
- #CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC 64 BIT#
- #CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC UPDATE#
- #CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC PASSWORD#
Run this file, which will install the Firefox root certificates and perform other required or helpful functions.ġ0. Click the download link to download the current version of the DoD add-on, currently 1.3.3, called "dod_configuration-1.3.3.xpi"Ĩ. Scroll down and click the "Learn More" next to the appropriate option.ħ. Near the bottom of the page you will find a link next to the Firefox logo that says "Download DoD Mozilla Firefox & Thunderbird Add-ons" Click this link.Ħ. There is a link to download this hotfix under "step 4" in the CAC Resource Center. Firefox will not work with ActivClient 6.2.0.50.
#CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC UPDATE#
IMPORTANT: After installing ActivClient, download the hotfix that will update version 6.2.0.50 to the latest version (currently 6.2.0.119). Follow steps 1 through 4, up to and including downloading and installing ActivClientĤ. Go to the AKO and click on the "CAC Resource Center" link on the left hand sideģ. Install the latest version of Mozilla Firefox (currently, 6.0.2 as of 9/18/11)Ģ. So finally I updated ActivClient as described above, which then imported my certificates, and the CAC reader now works in Firefox for all purposes.įor Windows 7 Professional / Ultimate SP1 64-bit editionġ. which successfully got Firefox to recognize my CAC reader, but it was not displaying my CAC certificates (and as such still wouldn't work). So I tried loading the 32-bit version found in. dll, but it was saying it couldn't load it. First, I installed the DoD Add-on from forge.mil, but Firefox was not recognizing my CAC reader. The solution for me was a combination of the above comments. Many of the comments above were very helpful. Since the DoD is going to CAC-ONLY access effective December 2011 (no more passwords!), it is more important to get these things working properly. In the past I've not been able to access DoD websites, including Army Knowledge Online (AKO) due to problems related to enabling the DoD CAC reader to work with Firefox. The following is for Firefox 6.0.2, which as of is the current version of Mozilla Firefox, on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit edition. # When / if prompted for Master Password, enter your 6-8 digit PIN for your CAC. # If prompted for certificate information, most likely, the root certs do not have defined exceptions within Firefox. Verify functionality by accessing AKO and selecting CAC Login.
#CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC PASSWORD#
I was prompted for a Master Password at this point, this is your CAC PIN. # When the Certificate manager opens ensure that the personal certificates have been imported. # Select '''''OK''''' to get out of this window then select: '''''View Certificates''''' The result may prompt for your CAC PIN to import the certificates.
#CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC 64 BIT#
# In the Module filename Field: select '''''Browse:''''' 32 bit ActivClient 6.2 computers go to: C:\Program Files\ActivIdentity\ActivClient\acpkcs211.dll 64 bit ActivClient 6.2 computers go to C:\Program Files(x86)\ActivIdentity\ActivClient\acpkcs211.dll # In the Module Name field Type: CAC Reader # Select '''''Security Devices''''' and then click on '''''Load''''' # Options->Options->Advanced->Encryption (tab)
#CAC CARD READER INSTALLATION FOR MAC .DLL#
dll to load to configure Firefox to use a CAC reader when using MS Smart Card Provider instead of ActiveClient
cannot load file "ACPKCS211.DLL" to security device module and I cannot view my certs from a cac card reader.
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