We done this by using a React front end to allow biometrics and cac cards, once
authenticated the connection continues through guacamole. So it's possible.
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-------- Original message --------From: Nick Couchman <[email protected]> Date:
3/24/23 6:00 AM (GMT-08:00) To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Using
smart card on RDP host On Fri, Mar 24, 2023 at 1:18 AM Владимир Куркин
<[email protected]> wrote:>> To clear things out - our local network is
built on strict usage of smart cards. So that leaves me in position where i
can`t just simply use logins.> Right now it looks like:> 1. Create connection
via RDP> 2. Connect to remote windows host> 3. In autentication screen i have
login/password fields and bellow is a login option with placeholder for smart
card which says: "Insert smart card"> 4. I`m trying to insert card in my
current machine but obviously nothing happens and host doesn`t show any
reaction>Yes, this is exactly what I would expect given the current
Guacamoleimplementation - inserting a Smart Card will have absolutely no
effecton the remote machine.> I guess i need to dig in FreeRDP direction to
find some workaround, am i right?>FreeRDP already supports Smart Card
integrations, but it's a matter of1) implementing the FreeRDP smart card calls
in guacd, and 2)implementing the integrations between the web client and guacd
to passthe smart card through.I took a look at the FreeRDP libraries the other
day, and there aredefinitely some challenges. At least the command line for
FreeRDP(xfreerdp) expects the smart card argument to pass in the device
nameassociated with the smart card, which obviously will be slightlychallenging
when things are being redirected from a web client. I'msure it's do-able, but I
haven't spent a ton of time figuring out
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