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I sometimes use a CAC reader with CAC on my MacBook Air (M1, 2020) to access my secure work website (military). But sometimes, even when my CAC reader isn't connected, and when I open up my Mac to login, it asks for my PIN (associated with my CAC reader/CAC card), and won't let me log on unless I plug in my CAC reader, insert my CAC card, and ...
I would like to access Air Force Portal through a browser. To do this I need to use my CAC to log in. I could probably plug the reader into the camera interface USB port. If I had access to the AF Portal I can access webmail for my official emails.
These steps gave me what I needed: From militarycac.com: Step 9: Insert Your CAC Card into the Card Reader. If in the upper left of the Keychain Access window, under "Keychains" your CAC should show up (CAC XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX), select it. In the right hand side you will see the certificates that are on your CAC.
Select Export and save the certificate file. Go to Chrome Settings > Advanced > Manage Certificates. Select Import, and then, select the certificate that you just exported. Restart Chrome. CAC (Common Access Card) Issues: Military Type. .
While we're unsure of what a 'CAC' is, the more details you provide us about the issue, the better we'll understand what's happening. In the meantime, we wanted to rule out some general possible causes: If you have a compatible Mac model, the latest version is macOS 12.6. You can verify this by clicking on the Apple logo at the top left corner ...
Here is the update and what fixed it for me. NOTE3: If you have recently updated to Mac OS Catalina (10.15.x), Mac OS Big Sur (11.00.x), or Mac OS Monterrey (12.00.x) you need to re-enable the built in Smart Card ability after removing all installed enablers listed above: 1. Remove your CAC from the reader. 2.
Accessing Air Force Portal with OS X Catalina. Hello, I just installed catalina from mojave and can no longer access the air force portal. I was using safari with no 3rd party software and had no problems accessing mypay, efinance, or the air force portal. I can no longer access any of these sites using the same cac reader.
Hi! I have a new DOD CAC with a PIV certificate. My CAC and reader work fine, I can log into other DOD CAC websites. My issue is with chrome and logging into web outlook. When I log into web outlook, I select my ID certificate, and I'm prompted to enter my pin. But I get an "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR." My PIV certificate is aligned with my work email.
DOD CAC use with Sonoma. I have Sonoma 14.4.1 and cannot access portal.apps.mil or any other site to access USCM email or office 365 applications. I am using a SCR 3310 v2.0 smart card reader. I can see that my CAC and CAC reader are recognized with all certificates loaded. I can access CAC enabled sites such as mypay and MOL.
Can’t access U.S military websites. So I recently got the MacBook Air, with the Monterey 12.4 update, and I’m trying to use my cac to log into the website’s and it’s saying it reads the card however the website says I need access from the admin, or it states “website unavailable” I would like an explanation on why it won’t allow ...