David de Bhál wrote: >But the tragedy is that if you do not have the dongle you are confined to >the surgery! > >Imagine not being able to do internet banking if you did not have a dongle, >or your mail etc. This, to me, is the great tragedy of the PKI system as we >have it. It only says that you are in a particular location. The location >cert came as a result of pressures to have the administrator or practice >manager send claims to HIC. > >You are still confined to a place - the old idea of a phone, for example, >being attached to a place rather than, now, a (hand)phone belongs to a >person. > > Oh no David not at all. You're stuck in a very 80s mind set. Having the dongles available anywhere, anytime is exactly the reason I want to keep all our docs' dongles on a USB keychain stuck in the server. Frankly, I don't trust them to not to lose them. With them always safely available in our computer room all they need to do is connect over a secure link and start working. Throw in Horst's blackdog and they can probably do it from an internet kiosk.
David -- "UFW. Deb does linux." SIP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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