Introduction
This release of the Minidriver is designed for the supported devices which is a key component of the HID logical and physical access convergence solution.
Crescendo devices include a PKI chip that provides extended cryptographic capabilities, expanding the number of supported services:
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Authenticate to Microsoft Windows (online or offline).
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Authenticate to secure web sites.
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Authenticate to remote networks via a VPN.
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Authenticate to remote sessions authentication.
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Sign emails, forms and documents.
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Encrypt emails, documents and disks.
The Minidriver also enables users to personalize their devices by:
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Defining a PIN code.
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Importing certificates.
Note: The instructions provided for third party products are meant as guidance only. HID Global cannot be held liable for any malfunctioning from configuring these products; refer to the vendor documentation for complete information.
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