It depend what you mean by "require the use of a Java card to log in"
The OVDC does not support passthrough of the smart card today for things
like PKI login, rather it's just used to set the token ID for the
session and hotdesking.
So in short, if you just have a card only policy set on SRSS, then yes
this will work.
If you need to do PKI based auth, no it won't.
I don't believe utdevadm settings for USB will affect ODVC smart card
reader usage today.
Steven Gelsie wrote:
I have recently installed "oracle/sunray virtual desktop client" on a
PC and I have a question about using a USB java card on the PC. We
require the use of a Java card to log in to the Sunray server and we
have disabled USB on the sunray server so you can not use the USB port
on a typical sunray client like a Sunray 2FS. My question is if you
load the virtual desktop client on a PC, can you use a USB Java card
reader on the PC considering we have the USB disable on the Sunray server ?
Thanks
Steve
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