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Posted by Steven L Umbach on December 17, 2005, 3:49 pm
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Losing their smart card is akin to forgetting their password and as long as
they can not connect to a network that allows access to a domain controller
they are out of luck. If there are easy workarounds then security would not
be adequate. If many users are loosing their smartcards then you should
find out why and how to minimize that. --- Steve
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> We have AD login using smart card + certificate working fine. We also know
> what needs to be done in the event the user forgets the smart card when
> they
> come to the office (let them temporarily login using a password and
> disable
> it the next day). However, what are people (companies who have implemented
> this MS solution, including MS) doing with the user who is a traveler with
> a
> laptop, has a good cached profile (from the last successful smart card
> login
> from the office before disconnecting), loses the smart card and needs to
> logon to the desktop at a foregin country (or anywhere where they are not
> connected to the corporate network and can't due to the inability to logon
> to
> the desktop in the first place?)?
> Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there no solution?
>
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> what needs to be done in the event the user forgets the smart card when
> they
> come to the office (let them temporarily login using a password and
> disable
> it the next day). However, what are people (companies who have implemented
> this MS solution, including MS) doing with the user who is a traveler with
> a
> laptop, has a good cached profile (from the last successful smart card
> login
> from the office before disconnecting), loses the smart card and needs to
> logon to the desktop at a foregin country (or anywhere where they are not
> connected to the corporate network and can't due to the inability to logon
> to
> the desktop in the first place?)?
> Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there no solution?
>