I've had a lot of issues trying to get the SCM Microsystems SCR331 to work with win 7 x64. Please see below for my other thread posting.
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I already had been to ' http://www.scmmicro.com/support_tmp/download.php?file=SCR3xxx_4.31_4.49.zip'
and downloaded those drivers (before I posted earlier) which windows still didn't see as the correct driver. Also I did use windows update, that too did not 'find' a suitable driver. I even went as far as Manually selecting the device 'Smart Card Reader' and browsed for the driver, pointed it to the .inf file from the download off of the scmmicro.com/support site listed above. and picked two different ones (fist one didn't work) the SCR33X driver and the 'SRC3310 driver both do not work.
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the Card reader I have is SCM Microsystems SCR331, which is the same one listed on Win 7 compatibility list
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that is the one I'm trying to get working, with no luck. unless your 'C51' drivers will work with this reader, which I'll try and see. (nope can't even find 'C51 reader?'). Anyone else want to take a shot let me know.
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Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): You need to activate the X509 Anchors, then create an Identity Preference in your login keychain using your CAC, before you will be able to log into webmail.
This is a work-around technique, which allows you to get to your webmail. The CAC functionality is restored to the level I had in 10.5.2, but does not 'fix' Safari. The tech at Apple promised to take this information back to the Safari developers and try to really solve the problem, namely that Safari does not seem to look for the CAC keychain without being told to allow specific urls.
Background: The CAC reader was working fine. A CAC is a keychain of certificates and keys. These show up in 'Keychain Access'. If you have issues with the CAC reader working, google 'CAC on a Mac', and several links will discuss flashing the CAC reader, etc. This technique assumes your CAC reader is working and reading your CAC just fine.
I also had to erase my hard drive in order to get Safari upgraded to the latest version. I have no idea why this was necessary, but it could have been a problem with my hard drive. If your software versions upgraded properly to the latest ones (10.5.4 and Safari 3.1.2), then continue below. Otherwise, I recommend you solve those problems first.
1. Open 'Keychain Access'. (For troubleshooting purposes, I suggest dragging an image of Keychain Access into the dock so you can get to it faster.)
2. Make sure the keychain entitled 'X509 Anchors' is in your keychain list. If it is not, look for it through Keychain Access by going through File/Add Keychain. The X509 Anchors are in Finder/(Your HD)/Library/Keychains. If you can't add the X509 Anchor keychain through Keychain Access, then go to the file itself, copy it, and paste the copy into Finder/(Home folder)/Library/Keychains.
3. Enable the X509 Anchors through 'Keychain Access'. Go to Keychain Access/Edit/Keychain List, then check the box for X509 Anchors under 'User' and 'Mac OS X System'.
4. Connect your CAC reader, and insert your card. The card should appear as a keychain on the left-hand side, with a name like 'CAC-1234-5678-9123-4567-XYZ3' or some such. Select this keychain in the left-had side window.
5. Immediately under the stoplight buttons, click on the padlock icon to unlock the CAC keychain. You should be prompted for your password - this is your CAC password, not your computer's password.
6. You should see three certificates and three private keys. Select one of the certificates and right-click (CTRL-click) over it - then select 'Get info' from the menu. Two of the certificates and two of the keys have the word 'e-mail' in the 'Issued By' section of the Info window, and one does not. Find the one that does not have 'E-mail' in the 'Issued By' section. It should be named something like 'DOD CLASS 3 CA-5'.
7. Close the info window. Go back and single-click this certificate in Keychain Access, then right-click on it again, and select 'New Identity Preference' from the menu. The prompt next requires you type the EXACT url address of the website you need to access, then select 'Add'. (In my case, it was https://webmail.hq.af.mil/Exchange). This builds a preference in your 'login' keychain.
8. As a precaution, reset Safari, then type in the same url into the address window, and hit return. This should allow you access to the website from which you can see/send webmail. You can also bookmark this address once you are where you want to be, so in future you can just insert your CAC, click the bookmark, type in your CAC password, and get your webmail.
That's it. Good luck, fellow DOD Mac enthusiasts.