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I have two machines:
- Machine A is running Windows 7
- Machine B is running Mac OS X 10.6.4
Machine A has VPN software installed and must connect to the VPN using Smart Card Authentication. The Smart Card is inserted.
I can log on locally to machine A and log on to the VPN. After I am connected, I am able to use Remote Desktop Connection on B to connect to A and do my work as normal.
However, if I connect to A via B BEFORE logging on to the VPN, A says there is no Smart Card reader installed, so I am unable to connect to the VPN.
How can I make machine A stop disabling the Smart Card reader when I connect to the machine via RDP?
Doesn't rdesktop tunnel the smart card reader of the client to the remote system? Don't know if OS X rdesktop supports smart cards (smart card support in OS X is not the best), maybe you can use a reader attached to machine B to open the VPN connection from A (I would not bet on it though) – martin – 2010-09-27T17:21:24.750