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This is great information! When I went to help the customer, she received a different error message -- saying that there was no computer account on the domain for her system. This made sense because we have a few machines floating around with bad computer names, which we are aware of. I'm not sure why she received the other error first. Thanks for the help...
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This is great information! When I went to help the customer, she received a different error message -- saying that there was no computer account on the domain for her system. This made sense because we have a few machines floating around with bad computer names, which we are aware of. I'm not sure why she received the other error first. Thanks for the help...

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I have a customer who is receiving the following error when she tries to login to her system:<br />
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&quot;The revocation status of the smart card certificate used for authentication could not be determined.&quot;<br />
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However, she can go down the hall and login successfully on a different PC.<br />
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Would this be a client-side issue with her machine or a problem with the CA?<br />
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Thanks, <br />
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DH
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I have a customer who is receiving the following error when she tries to login to her system:

"The revocation status of the smart card certificate used for authentication could not be determined."

However, she can go down the hall and login successfully on a different PC.

Would this be a client-side issue with her machine or a problem with the CA?

Thanks, 

DH

Smart Card

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