Connect the CAC reader USB cable to the USB port of your Mac without your ID card in the reader (the author personally recommends the SCR331). O Ensure the box is checked to share X509Anchors.

O Macintosh HD/System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors To install X509 Anchors in Keychain Access: If “X509Anchors” is not listed in your Keychains they should be installed / viewable. Once Keychain is open, look on the left hand side of the menu and look at the items in the Keychain list. Open Keychain (Applications>Utilities>Keychain Access) to verify X509 Anchors are not already unlocked/viewable. To unlock the X509 Anchors follow the steps listed below: X509 Anchors should be unlocked for this process to work but it is not necessarily required. Set up your DoD Combined Access Card (CAC) Everything was working great until my reader became unrecognized with the upgrade, though another one that wasn't working before is now so the set-up should still be fine (as of last night it was working). Here's the directions we had to get CAC working on Leopard at my station. If anyone has solved this issue please post the steps to fix the matter any help is appreciated. I hate to revert to 10.5.5 and ignore all future OS X updated but MUST be able to use my CAC at home. ) specifically states that SCM 3310 is suported.Īpple support is requested on this item as it has impacted nearly a dozen DoD Mac users at my station (which makes it hard to sing the praises of Mac when every update seems to cripple usability). My reader's firmware is the newest version from SCM and per msg00093 (and the attached link to Open Source author's CCID supported CAC Readers.

My SCM 3310 worked perfectly on 10.5.5 but the recent update to 10.5.6 now makes me SCM 3310 CAC Reader totally unrecognizable (brief green light when I plug-in but then dead - does not even show up in keychain anymore).

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