Log in to iManager as an Administrator.

From Roles and Tasks, select NMAS > NMAS Login Methods, then select New.

Figure 2-1 New Login Method

Click Browse and select the EnhancedSmartCard.zip file that comes with the method.

This zip file contains the server components and the iManager components.

Figure 2-2 Specify Method File

Read and accept the license agreement.

Figure 2-3 License Agreement

Review the method information and modify the values as needed.

If you don’t change the name, the default name (Enhanced Smart Card) is used for the method and login sequence name.

Figure 2-4 Review Screen

Click Finish.

Review the installation summary page, then click Close.

Figure 2-5 Summary Screen

Restart iManager to ensure that the plug‑in is enabled.

Log in to each workstation as an Administrator.

Run Setup.exe.

This installation program is located in the ...\enhancedsmartcard\client directory.

Review the Welcome Screen, then click Next.

Figure 2-6 Welcome Screen

Accept the License Agreement, then click Next.

Figure 2-7 License Agreement

Choose whether you need disconnected support, then click Next.

Disconnected support allows you to log in to the workstation locally using the smart card.

Figure 2-8 Disconnected Support Page

If you want ID Plugin support, select Yes and specify the LDAP server’s DNS name or IP address, then click Next.

Figure 2-9 ID Plugin Support Page

(Conditional) If you selected ID Plugin support, you must also specify the container to search and the search timeout period, then click Next.

The ID Plugin will do a sub-tree search starting at the specified base.

Figure 2-10 ID Plugin Options Page

To use a custom password field description, select Customize password field description and type the custom description, then click Next.

Use an ampersand (&) in the description to enable Windows’ Alt+letter functionality. In the example below, Alt+P would place focus on the field labeled with the “PIN:” description.

Figure 2-11 Customized Password Field Description

Select the communication interface the method will use to connect to the smart card, then click Next.

PC/SC functionality is the preferred interface. Select PKCS#11 if you know the smart card middleware does not integrate with the Windows PC/SC functionality. If you select PKCS#11, you must also specify a name of the module that is to be used.

Figure 2-12 Smart Card Interfaces Page

Click Install.