Is that what you were entering ? This is a very old ticket - have you been using newer versions of both OS X and the Smart Card Services ? note that we just posted updated installers to the Installer Page for v2.0. The 'Password' it is actually asking for is the PIN of the Smart Card. Thank you in advance for you originally submitted this as comment:1:⁠ticket:72 The InstallRoot application is the simplest and most straightforward way to install all DOD certificates in your windows operating system, and supports Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, and Java. Keep in mind…I do not have this problem with a pc (same CAC reader and CAC card.Īny support or advice would be greatly appreciated. I enter my password and the same window will just pop-up again. Initally, the PDF said I couldn't sign it and that I had to print it, but then I followed the instructions from (image 2, below), which. When I click on the pad-lock, a window pops up asking for my password. When I click on the signature block nothing happens (image 1, below).

However, when I place my CAC card into the reader and go to 'Keychain Access' (in an attempt to update certificates), it recognizes my CAC card as CAC-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx (actual numbers are not revealed for security purposes) with a locked pad-lock next to it.

Therefore, Smart Card reader is installed on my system.įYI, when I click on SCR3310 v2.0 USB SC Reader this is the information that appears:

When I click “About this Mac”…“More Info”…“Hardware”…”USB”, my reader shows as: military.Īs per step 1, I have updated my system and am currently running Mac OS X – version 10.6.8 on Snow Leopard operation system. I currently have a SCR3310 v2.0 smartcard reading that I was provided by the U.S.

Problems with military cac for mac