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‎04-15-2019 07:45 PM

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Product: t530 Thin Client
Operating System: Linux

Hi.

I've created server (Windows Server 2016) to be connected by thin client (Thinpro 7.0) using freeRDP.

It was OK using username and password authentication.

Then I activated smartcart authentication software (SmartOn ID) on that server, and put on a UBS Device (ACR122 NFC).

It works for the first time to logoin, but after logged off the smartcard reader will stop working.

There are more scenario smartcard reader stop working...

 

I've read Administrator Guide for ThinPro7.0, and put Device Driver to /usr/lib/pkcs11/ but that gave no change.

Anyone solved this sort of problem? 

Are there any clue that I should look for?

 

Thanks.

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