Security: Smart cards
General info
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The Secure Access Using Smart Cards Planning Guide
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909520 - Description of the software update for Base Smart Card
Cryptographic Service Provider
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814394 - Certificate requirements when you use EAP-TLS and PEAP with
EAP-TLS
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834432 - How to access a network resource that requires username and
password authentication when your user account requires a smart card for
interactive logon
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834875 - Update for the "Interactive logon: Require smart card" security
setting in Windows XP
Terminal Server specific issues
These links are 2003 / 2008 specific, since Smart Card Redirection is not
supported on Windows 2000 Terminal Server.
Vista spedific issues
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935576 - After you use a smart card certificate to establish a remote
access connection, you cannot connect a Windows Vista-based computer to a
shared resource in a foreign domain
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943356 - Outlook 2007 prompts you for your credentials when you connect
to a LAN with a smart card
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948088 - Misleading message when you remove a smart card in a RDP
session on a Windows Vista-based computer: "The card supplied was not
recognized"
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948927 - Error message when you use SmartCard-only authentication to log
on to a Windows Vista-based client computer in a wireless network
environment: "Cannot connect to <SSID>: Please contact network
administrator"
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951373 - On a Windows Vista-based computer, the Smart Card Resource
Manager may stop responding if a USB hub is disconnected from the computer
while an application is communicating with a smart card reader
XP spedific issues
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307085 - "The Smart Card Is in Backwards" Error Message Although No
Smart Card is Inserted
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323931 - User Token Expires When You Log on by Using a Smart Card for a
Long Time
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810186 - "This Device Cannot Find Enough Free Resources" Error Message
After You Install Gemplus PCMCIA 400 Smart Card Reader
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824133 - Secondary Certificates on a Smart Card Are Not Propagated to
the User's Local Certificate Store
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825762 - Smart Card Logon for a Remote Access Connection Is
Authenticated When You Use an Incorrect Personal Identification Number
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826481 - You Can Log On by Using CTRL+ALT+DEL Even Though This Keyboard
Shortcut Has Been Disabled by Local Policy
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832082 - Smart card stops functioning or you cannot access the local
registry when you upgrade from Windows 2000 Server to Windows XP SP 1 or
earlier
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835746 - A delay may occur before the logon text changes to "Insert card
or press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to begin" when you use a smart card reader with a
Windows XP-based computer
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843541 - Your computer stops responding when you use a smart card to log
on to Windows XP
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883529 - Removing a smart card immediately after you log off a Windows
XP-based computer may cause the computer to stop responding
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885423 - The network provider may not function as expected on your
Windows XP-based computer
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887535 - A user may log on successfully after a smart card certificate
is revoked or after their user account is disabled in Windows XP
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890837 - You are prompted to press CTRL+ALT+DEL to unlock your computer
when you use a smart card to log on to your Windows XP-based computer
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890937 - Computer authentication cannot complete successfully when you
use a smart card to log on to a wireless network in Windows XP
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891849 - You receive "The system could not log you on" error message
when you use a smart card to log on to a Windows XP Professional-based
computer
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893226 - A user receives an "Unable to log you on because it is required
that you use a smart card" message when the user tries to log on to your
Windows XP-based computer by using Remote Assistance
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893376 - Stack corruption occurs if you remove and insert a smart card
during a user log on process in Windows XP Service Pack 1 or Windows XP
Service Pack 2
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894069 - You receive the Change Password dialog box when you try to use
a smart card to log on to a Windows Server 2003 domain in Windows XP
Professional
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895325 - Lsass.exe crashes soon after you log on to a computer that is
running Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) by using a smart card
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906681 - A user can log on to a Windows XP-based computer by using a
user name and a password, even though the "Smart card is required for
interactive logon" user account property is set - XP preSP3 hotfix
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910682 - After you remove a smart card from a Windows XP-based computer,
you are not logged off, or the workstation is not locked
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923401 - Terminal Services session stops responding when you use a smart
card to log on to a Terminal Services server from a Windows XP-based client
computer
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928269 - The "Smartcard Removal Behavior: Force Logoff" Group Policy
setting does not work together with the "Remove Lock Computer" Group Policy
setting on a computer that is running Windows XP Professional
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939850 - After you use a smart card to unlock a Windows XP-based
computer, you are prompted for authentication when you access resources that
require NTLM authentication
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942694 - A Windows XP Service Pack 2-based destination computer may stop
responding after you log on to it by using an RDP session and a third-party
smart card
2003 Server specific issues
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313629 - Custom Smartcard Template Is Not Available on the Smart Card
Enrollment Station
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330228 - Issue with Multiple Smart Cards and Smart Card Certificate
Renewal
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811943 - Gemplus Smartcard Drivers Are Not Included in Windows Server
2003
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826817 - Certificates other than logon certificates on a smart card are
not propagated to the local certificate store of the user in Windows Server
2003
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832026 - "Local Policy of This System Requires You to Logon Using a
Smart Card" Message Appears When You Try to Log On to the Server
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889505 - Services and scheduled tasks cannot log on if a smart card is
not present in Windows Server 2003
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892424 - Passwords may not be maintained in an environment that contains
both Windows 2000-based computers and Windows Server 2003-based computers
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909539 - A USB smart card reader that is connected to a Windows Server
2003-based computer stops responding
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919922 - A universal serial bus smart card reader that is connected to a
Windows Server 2003-based computer may not detect the smart card
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899419 - You may receive a Stop error message when you use the
SCardControl function to transfer lots of data to a USB smart card reader
that is on a Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1-based computer
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817971 - The option in the Authentication dialog box to connect to the
Exchange server by using a smart card is not supported in Outlook 2003
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920209 - Description of the new feature in Exchange Server 2003 that
supports Smart Card authentication to Outlook Web Access
Windows 2000 specific issues
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295766 - Smart Cards Do Not Support Strong Private Key Protection
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281245 - Guidelines for enabling smart card logon with third-party
certification authorities
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255681 - "0x800B0112" Error Message When You Enroll a Smart Card User
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273610 - You Receive Error "0x80090004" While You Create a Smart Card
Certificate Request
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843056 - The Windows 2000-based computer shuts down if you remove a
smart card immediately after you log off the Windows 2000-based computer
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892047 - Your computer locks when you unplug a USB smart card reader in
Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4
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892424 - Passwords may not be maintained in an environment that contains
both Windows 2000-based computers and Windows Server 2003-based computers
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896157 - When you try to force interactive smart card logons by using a
Group Policy setting, the setting does not work on Windows 2000-based client
computers
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901107 - A Windows 2000 Server-based computer no longer recognizes a USB
smart-card reader after you disconnect and then reconnect the smart-card
reader
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