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ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Livio
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Hi guys,
I'm new witht his technology, and I'd like to identify a good model of SC reader that I could use for securing some Linux workstations; I'd like to use the Smart Cards in the login process at the workstations, and I'm looking for an unexpensive one that is compatible with the OpenSC software. After some searches on the web, I've found a model at a good price: ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems that a Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will be possible to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same requirements? About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the compatibility with this reader, or generally, with a particular reader? Is the T=0 / T=1 protocol making the difference? Thanks for your help and regards, Livio _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Andreas Jellinghaus-2
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Am Samstag, 2. Februar 2008 19:45:16 schrieb Livio:
> ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems that a > Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will be possible > to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? > If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same > requirements? can you check with ludovic rousseau. if he lists it as working for his ccid driver for pcsc-lite, then it should work fine. ccid is the most complete package of drivers there is. if not, but the vendor has a binary only driver: only buy one and test it. myself I don't like binary only drivers and would avoid them at all costs, but see for yourself. > About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the compatibility > with this reader, or generally, with a particular reader? Is the T=0 / T=1 > protocol making the difference? all readers can do both as far as I know, so that shouldn't matter much. if you are concerned about speed / user experience: collect some typical tasks a user might do, setup a demo system and benchmark. different combinations of card and reader can make a huge difference (e.g. wait 1 second vs. wait 20 seconds). Regards, Andreas _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Ludovic Rousseau
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On Feb 3, 2008 10:30 AM, Andreas Jellinghaus <aj@...> wrote:
> Am Samstag, 2. Februar 2008 19:45:16 schrieb Livio: > > ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems that a > > Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will be possible > > to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? > > If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same > > requirements? > > can you check with ludovic rousseau. I already redirected him here :-) > if he lists it as working for his ccid > driver for pcsc-lite, then it should work fine. ccid is the most complete > package of drivers there is. The reader is not CCID compliant. > if not, but the vendor has a binary only driver: only buy > one and test it. myself I don't like binary only drivers and would avoid them > at all costs, but see for yourself. The manufacturer provides a driver using a BSD-like licence. The driver is already packages for Debian [1]. I do not have enough experience with this reader/driver to know if it is good or not. Maybe someone on the list is already using this reader and can share his/her experience? Bye [1] http://packages.debian.org/sid/libasedrive-usb -- Dr. Ludovic Rousseau _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Nils Larsch
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Livio wrote:
> Hi guys, > > I'm new witht his technology, and I'd like to identify a good model of > SC reader that I could use for securing some Linux workstations; I'd > like to use the Smart Cards in the login process at the workstations, > and I'm looking for an unexpensive one that is compatible with the > OpenSC software. > After some searches on the web, I've found a model at a good price: > ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems that > a Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will be > possible to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? I use it => it should work > If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same > requirements? > > About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the > compatibility with this reader, or generally, with a particular reader? > Is the T=0 / T=1 protocol making the difference? every standard smartcard should work (more important is the card os for opensc) Nils _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Andrey Jivsov
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I used asedriveiiie-usb-3.5.tar.bz2 [32 Kb] February 21, 2007 source
package from http://www.athena-scs.com/downloads.asp with pcsc-lite v. 1.4.99. The driver compiled and run fine with default options. There is no official reader driver for OpenCT. Perhaps, if enough people will demand it, the manufacturer may be able to provide one. So, remember, that you will need pcscd to be able to use this reader with OpenSC. It is good and fast reader. Livio wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm new witht his technology, and I'd like to identify a good model of > SC reader that I could use for securing some Linux workstations; I'd > like to use the Smart Cards in the login process at the workstations, > and I'm looking for an unexpensive one that is compatible with the > OpenSC software. > After some searches on the web, I've found a model at a good price: > ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems > that a Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will > be possible to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? > If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same > requirements? > > About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the > compatibility with this reader, or generally, with a particular > reader? Is the T=0 / T=1 protocol making the difference? > > Thanks for your help and regards, > > Livio > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > opensc-user mailing list > opensc-user@... > http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user Livio wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm new witht his technology, and I'd like to identify a good model of > SC reader that I could use for securing some Linux workstations; I'd > like to use the Smart Cards in the login process at the workstations, > and I'm looking for an unexpensive one that is compatible with the > OpenSC software. > After some searches on the web, I've found a model at a good price: > ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems > that a Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will > be possible to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this? > If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same > requirements? > > About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the > compatibility with this reader, or generally, with a particular > reader? Is the T=0 / T=1 protocol making the difference? > > Thanks for your help and regards, > > Livio > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > opensc-user mailing list > opensc-user@... > http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Oaklodge
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We switched from Cryptoflex 32K to STARCOS 2.3 without any issue; we didn't change a single line of code in our software project.
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Livio
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Thanks; is this model erasable?
I was looking for an erasable model for testing, and a not-erasable to be released to users... 2008/2/5, Oaklodge <m.knop@...>:
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Re: ASEDrive IIIe SC Reader
by Marcio Carneiro-2
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I bought some cards from them:
http://www.usasmartcard.com/component/option,com_virtuemart/page,shop.browse/category_id,22/Itemid,26/ They didn't have the StarcOS erasable at the time, tough. Márcio. On Feb 5, 2008 3:48 PM, Livio <liv913@...> wrote: > Thanks; is this model erasable? > I was looking for an erasable model for testing, and a not-erasable to be > released to users... _______________________________________________ opensc-user mailing list opensc-user@... http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-user |
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