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Posted by M Irusalimsky, MCSA on December 11, 2005, 5:03 pm
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Summary:
if i need to have to different accounts/logons i.e. two different sets of
permitions for system use/maitanance for an administrator i need two cards.
Does secondary logon supports a card with 2 cetificates? Did you come across
any articles about it? Best practices or something....
> Hi,
>
> This would depend on:
> - amount of storage available on the card (e.g. 8K, 16K, 32K, 64K, ...)
> - size of the keys
>
> Note about smart card logon: Current versions of Windows can only use one
> certificate per smart card for smart card logon. This would be the
> certificate in first slot on the card...
> Most of the other application can use any certificate on the card. What
> application must support is some kind of desktop interaction where
> application e.g. asks user to select a certificate from list of valid
> certificates that he/she wants to use for current operation.
>
> --
> Mike
> Microsoft MVP - Windows Security
>
>> How many certificates can a single card have?
>> Administrator needs to have two accounts regular user account, and
>> another one to perform his administrative duties, does he need two cards?
>> or two accounts can be stored on one card?
>>
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