Unfortunately, some PKCS#11 middleware does not work well with this dialog, and the configuration dialog does not work properly.
You must store your public key in the $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys file on the server. Label given to the certificate corresponding to the private and public It's the same name you usually see when getting prompted toĮnter the password when accessing the smartcard for cryptographic Necessary library (.dll) to access your smartcard. 'PKCS#11 library for authentication' Specify the.Option is used to enable smartcard authentication in 'Attempt PKCS#11 smartcard auth (SSH-2)' This.Writes log messages to the Windows event log too. Use the "Pkcs11" panel to configure PuTTY SC Department of Defense users can also obtain this softwareįrom Note that the version on forge.mil is temporarily out-of-date, as of. Please use instead.īelow for the pedigree.) It should support other smartcards as well, Use of CAPI instead of PKCS#11 is now recommended. CAPI support should be easier to configure for most users and also allows use of soft-certs. This version is synchronized with PuTTY-0.62, and also includes support for Microsoft's Cryprographic API (CAPI). : the source code has been moved to github at. If you need PKCS11 support, please file an issue at the github repository. Instead, download an older release of 0.62 which has support for PKCS11. If you need to use PKCS11, then DO NOT DOWNLOAD ANY OF THESE VERSIONS.
However, CAPI support is still functional. WARNING: The PKCS11 API originally from PuTTY-SC has been removed from all applications in this PuTTY-CAC Suite due to complications Josh was having with the code. : Josh Dantzler has updated PuTTY-CAC to be synchronized with PuTTY-0.65. I believe these are fixed by the patchset. : The version Josh published had some bugs that made the CAPI support mostly broken. : PuTTY-CAC has been updated to sync with PuTTY Since I have been slow in merging the upstream, I recommend that users of PuTTY-CAC pull from his repository: : Bryan Berns, with help from and has updated PuTTY-CAC to sync with the upstream PuTTY 0.68. Smartcard authentication, particularly using the US Department ofĭefense Common Access Card (DoD CAC) as a PKI token. PuTTY-CAC PuTTY-CAC PuTTY-CAC is an open-source SSH client for Windows that supports
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