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Solution used for implementation. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Solution used for implementation.  Thank you.

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Thanks for sharing - any other further queries?
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Thanks for sharing - any other further queries?

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Solution is used as per shared.
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I have read several articles on implementing the PIV (Personal Identity Cards &nbsp;or CAC (common access card) Authentication via a webpage Portal similar to when you visit <a href="http://www.af.mil" rel="ugc">www.af.mil</a>. &nbsp;I have not as of this moment found anything definitive in the capability and/or configuration of this appliance to be able to integrate this technology to replace RSA into Active Directory, any help would be much appreciated.
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I have read several articles on implementing the PIV (Personal Identity Cards  or CAC (common access card) Authentication via a webpage Portal similar to when you visit www.af.mil.  I have not as of this moment found anything definitive in the capability and/or configuration of this appliance to be able to integrate this technology to replace RSA into Active Directory, any help would be much appreciated.

Solution to Implement PIV Card Authentication via Juniper PULSE MAG 4610 Appliance

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