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(author) You don't need them, strictly speaking; you can "just login." In fact, I only just got a set recently myself. However, any ISO-7816 compliant card shou

(author) You don't need them, strictly speaking; you can "just login." In fact, I only just got a set recently myself. However, any ISO-7816 compliant card should work. The part number on my real Sun cards is 370-4333 (specifically 370-4333-03, 72835).

kotaKat 3y ago
Does that include if I want to go back to running a full Sun Ray server on Linux beyond kOpenRay? (I got a stupidly good deal on a 3i that needs to sit on my desk.)
- classichasclass 3y ago
  Yes, it worked fine just logging in with a user name and password to my Solaris 10 SRSS installation. No card necessary.
  - kotaKat 3y ago
    Oh, no no no no -- I want to go full-on card-mode. The roaming concepts are fascinating to me.
    - classichasclass 3y ago
      Got it. I haven't set up my Solaris system that way. There is a configuration file that handles the mapping between smart card and local user credentials, though I'll defer to someone who's actually done it. See https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E25749_01/E25745/html/Howto-Add-Smart-Card-Config-File.html https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E25749_01/E25745/html/Howto-Add-S...