Mojave [10.14.x]
Released on 24 September 2018
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Verify in Table 1 the specific CAC enabler you need to install to use your CAC with Mac OS Mojave. Savin 2828 driver download mac.
It appears the basic install is the same as High Sierra
The following information is provided for your situational awareness while setting up the utilization of your CAC on your Mac. It is updated as additional information is available and your input is appreciated for solutions not outlined here. Installation instructions can be found here.
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Windows on your Mac: We know you have made a conscious decision to “be a Mac,” but the Government / Microsoft have not. DTS and signing forms used to only be available to Windows users, but are now available on Macs. The last item you cannot do on a Mac is digitally encrypt and / or decrypt emails in OWA. To do this, you'll need to use Windows through a Virtual Machine, such as Parallels (discounted prices), VMware Fusion (Parallels vs. VMware comparison), or VirtualBox or through Apple’s native Boot Camp (alternate guide). This will require you to have a licensed copy of Microsoft Windows, install the DoD certificates, and make sure your Internet Explorer web browser is configured correctly. With these programs, you can install the S/MIME control software within your Internet Explorer web browser. The benefit of the Virtual Machine over Boot Camp is that it will allow you to run Windows as an additional program (without restarting your computer) and keep Mac OS running the entire time.
NOTE: If your CAC reader is not being recognized by your virtual Windows, follow this guidance:
VMware Fusion: From the menu bar, select Virtual Machine, then USB. Find your CAC reader and select it.
Parallels Desktop- (In Coherent mode): Click the red parallel lines in the menu bar, Select Devices, USB, find your CAC reader and select it.
Parallels Desktop - (Not in Coherent mode): Simply plug your reader into the computer and select whether you want to use it in Mac or Windows. You may also need to click the word Devices in the top row, USB, then your CAC reader.
VirtualBox: Click the word Devices (at the top of the screen), then USB Devices, and select your CAC reader. When you want to use it on your Mac, go to the same location and remove the checkmark. If you receive an error message when trying to select the reader here follow these instructions:
* In the VirtualBox GUI, click on USB (small icon in the list of devices).
* Then check 'Enable USB Controller' and 'Enable USB EHCI controlling.'
* Lowest on the beach, you'll see a list of icons to your right. Check first. A box appears 'a new filter'. Check it.
* By clicking on the icon below, representative of a USB plug with a +, you'll see a list of drivers.
* Select the one that corresponds to your USB drive. Check it added in the filter window.
DTS (Defense Travel System) See the DTS specific page for support
