HID pivCLASS Certificate Manager software
Technical Specification
- Make: HID
- Model code: pivCLASS Certificate Manager
- Reader Types: Smart Card
- Photo ID: Yes
- Operating System: Windows 7 Ult, Windows 7 Pro, Windows Vista Ult, Windows Vista Bus, Windows Server 08, Windows Server 03, Windows XP SP3
HID pivCLASS Certificate Manager software is a PC-based application that re-validates imported cardholder certificates on a user-defined periodic basis. Certificate Manager can be configured to suspend a PACS badge associated with an invalid or revoked certificate, to generate alarms in the PACS and can send an e-mail to a distribution list for notification when it discovers an invalid certificate. It is integrated with fixed biometric readers that can send certificate revocation status, TWIC Privacy Key (TPK), etc. to the fixed reader upon request.
Read moreMake | HID |
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Manufacturer | HID |
Category | Access Control>Access control software |
Model code | pivCLASS Certificate Manager |
Reader Types | Smart Card |
Photo ID | Yes |
System Requirements | Operating System: Windows 7 Ult, Windows 7 Pro, Windows Vista Ult, Windows Vista Bus, Windows Server 08, Windows Server 03, Windows XP SP3 |
Additional info | HID pivCLASS Certificate Manager software is a PC-based application that re-validates imported cardholder certificates on a user-defined periodic basis. Certificate Manager can be configured to suspend a PACS badge associated with an invalid or revoked certificate, to generate alarms in the PACS and can send an e-mail to a distribution list for notification when it discovers an invalid certificate. It is integrated with fixed biometric readers that can send certificate revocation status, TWIC Privacy Key (TPK), etc. to the fixed reader upon request. |
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