Software For Scr3310 Cac Card Reader

16-09-2021 admin

I realize this topic has been discussed at length, but I'm a new user and feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the threads, replies, technical speak, etc. Plus, I'm not sure my particular situation is exactly what others are experiencing. Based on what I've read in other threads, I'm going to explain what's going on as best as I can and give as much information as possible:
Card Reader: SCR3310 version 5.18

SCR3310 USB Smart Card Reader 4.24.0.1 is a helpful third-party software that provides computer users with many useful features and tools. However, many users got difficulty and problem in uninstalling it from the computer. Scr3310 Card Reader Software Download. Identiv’s SCR3310v2 is the ideal PC-linked USB smart card reader for a wide variety of secure applications. The SCR3310V2 is a widely used 'CAC Reader' for the Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC Card). It can also be used for PIV, PIV-I, TWIC and other federal governemnt ID cards.

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--I installed the latest driver for Mac, but this is the best version I can get. I know it was stated that I might have to flash the new version from a PC, but I don't know what this means and another user stated they were able to get the newest version on a Mac from SCM. I'm not sure if this is the source of my problems.
CAC: Oberthur ID One 128 v5.5
I had installed one or two other CAC reading programs that didn't work, but uninstalled them. I've also run the codes listed in previous threads to remove any unwanted programs. During the PKard Assistant, the reader is recognized, but the Continue button remains grayed out when I insert my CAC. My CAC shows up in the Keychain Assistant and I'm actually able to use CAC-required websites like AF Portal and DTS, however I can't get the PKard Assistant to finish and I'm worried the functionality of the software will be limited without it. When I use the 'top' command in terminal, it shows PKard starting when I put my CAC in, but then it disappears and PKCS11 shows up, which I think is not supposed to happen. I've tried going into Library>Security>tokend, but the only thing there is the one for PKard. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, etc. Nothing has worked. Should I send the log? Thanks!!!

Jessie

Steps to Installing Your CAC Reader on Your PC Overview

Ensure your CAC Reader works for PC.
Check to make sure your PC accepts the CAC reader.
Update Your DOD Certificates.
Verify you have the right ActivClient for your branch.

This is the easiest part of the install seeing as almost all CAC readers work for PC. I’ve gone ahead and put together a list of some of the best CAC readers available. Check these out!

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Once you’ve received your CAC reader, the next step is to plug it in and verify your PC recognizes it. If you have selected any of the above readers, you should be good to go. Your computer may actually begin to install the appropriate drivers needed automatically. However if that doesn’t happen, follow these steps to get started:

For Windows 10 Users:

Right Click the Windows Logo found in the lower left-hand corner of your screen.
Click System, then Device Manager
Scroll down to where it says Smart Card Readers and click on the little triangle next to it to get started.

For Windows 7/8 Users:

Right Click My Computer and select Properties
Next select Device Manager and scroll down to Smart Card Readers
Select the little triangle next to it in order to get started.

After your drivers have been installed, it’s time to move on to the next step.

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To access DOD websites from home, you first need to have DOD permissions certificates on your home computer. These are simple enough to acquire though.

Using InstallRoot will make this issue monumentally easy through their simple to follow wizard. You can download InstallRoot for Windows from the following link:

This is the latest version of InstallRoot. Be sure to update your version if having issues.

Once you have downloaded the program, simply run it. It will take you step-by-step on how to update your DOD certificates. After the installation, you can also verify that your DOD certs have been uploaded successfully.

This can be done by heading to your certificate management settings on your default Internet browser and checking to see if the certificates are listed.

After you’ve verified your DOD certificates, you next need to update your ActivClient–more specifically for your appropriate Branch of Service (if applicable).

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ActivClient is a program that allows your computer to communicate with the chip on your CAC and relay that information between government websites. Making sure you have this installed is very important.

SO, you need to make sure that your ActivClient is up-to-date. Find your specific branch’s through the links below.

Army- In order for these links to work, you’ll need to copy and paste the entire link. Clicking directly on these will transport you to the homepage of AKO instead of to the download link. For Windows 32-Bit, use this link (32-Bit AKO LINK). For Windows 64-Bit, use this link (64-Bit AKO LINK).
Navy- Unfortunately, you need to get the client through your command’s IT personnel.
Air Force- The Air Force has not made it easy to acquire this software. However it is available for purchase at an ActivClient vendor such as here.
Marines- You’ll need to purchase ActivClient from an outside vendor. Check out this one!
Coast Guard- Purchase ActivClient from third-party vendor.
DOD Civilians- Acquire through vendor.

You Should Now Have CAC Access at Home!