# In the Module Name field Type: CAC Reader # Select '''''Security Devices''''' and then click on '''''Load''''' # Options->Options->Advanced->Encryption (tab) When / if prompted for Master Password, enter your 6-8 digit PIN for your CAC.If prompted for certificate information, most likely, the root certs do not have defined exceptions within Firefox.Verify functionality by accessing AKO and selecting CAC Login. I was prompted for a Master Password at this point, this is your CAC PIN. When the Certificate manager opens ensure that the personal certificates have been imported.Select OK to get out of this window then select: View Certificates.The result may prompt for your CAC PIN to import the certificates. In the Module filename Field: select Browse:ģ2 bit ActivClient 6.2 computers go to: C:\Program Files\ActivIdentity\ActivClient\acpkcs211.dllĦ4 bit ActivClient 6.2 computers go to C:\Program Files(x86)\ActivIdentity\ActivClient\acpkcs211.dll.In the Module Name field Type: CAC Reader.Select Security Devices and then click on Load.Options->Options->Advanced->Encryption (tab).For 64 bit users, make sure you have the latest ActivClient version.
In Firefox 4 this actually works fairly easily now.
ENABLE CAC CARD READER FOR MAC .DLL
dll to load to configure Firefox to use a CAC reader when using MS Smart Card Provider instead of ActiveClient cannot load file "ACPKCS211.DLL" to security device module and I cannot view my certs from a cac card reader.