Hi,
I cannot configure vpn on linux (mint) with smartcard (yubikey).
On windows 10 everything works fine.
On linux:
output from: pkcs11-tool
Slot 0 (0x0): Yubico YubiKey OTP+FIDO+CCID 00 00
token manufacturer : piv_II
token model        : PKCS#15 emulated
token flags        : login required, rng, token initialized, PIN initialized
hardware version   : 0.0
firmware version   : 0.0
When I connect with vpnclient via vpncmd
VPN Client>VPN Client>SecureList     
SecureList command - Get List of Usable Smart Card Types
Item|Value                                                                               
----+-----                                                                                   
The command completed successfully.
The list of smartcards is empty.
What am I doing wrong ?
			
									
									
						linux - smartcard - yubikey
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				FrantisekLee
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Re: linux - smartcard - yubikey
Dear bakuuu,
i tried to install vpn over smart card authentification in Windows 10 with yubikey 5 NFC and still don't work for me.
Can you please some advice to me how can i successfully works?
I can't to see my USB in Smard Card menu in VPN client.
I have installed Yubikey Smart Card Minidriver, Yubikey Manager, where i uploaded my certificate, and i can to see certificate in power shell with Yubico PIV tool.
How can i install pkcs#11 library on Windows? Have i to install yubihsm-connector or what have i to do?
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Frantisek
			
									
									
						i tried to install vpn over smart card authentification in Windows 10 with yubikey 5 NFC and still don't work for me.
Can you please some advice to me how can i successfully works?
I can't to see my USB in Smard Card menu in VPN client.
I have installed Yubikey Smart Card Minidriver, Yubikey Manager, where i uploaded my certificate, and i can to see certificate in power shell with Yubico PIV tool.
How can i install pkcs#11 library on Windows? Have i to install yubihsm-connector or what have i to do?
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Frantisek
