Hi, I've looked through your forums and have tried a handful of fixes for the issue below, but can't seem to get access to any CAC-required websites. I'm running High Sierra with Safari. I've downloaded the DoD certs from MilitaryCAC.com, double checked the trust settings and removed all duplicates of root certs, tried clearing the token cache, and have upgraded the drivers of both my CAC readers (an SCR-3500-A and an HID OMNIKEY 3121). When I try to log into the AF Portal, I get 'No Client Certificate presented #555.240230d6.2328c0' When I try DFAS MyPay, I get 'myPay SmartCard error: 403.7. The page requires a client certificate.

The page you are attempting to access requires your browser to have a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) client certificate that the Web server will recognize. The client certificate is used for identifying you as a valid user of the resource.' When I try webmail, I get 'This application requires a valid client EMAIL certificate. Please check your client certificate settings and try again.' And when I try DTS, I get 'Login Error.

There has been a problem with your login. Error is: Could not communicate with security server (invalid HTTP status code -1, probably access denied because of cross domain scripting), dbsign code: 305' Is there any help you can provide?

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If you receive an 'Access Denied' message, you may need to clear your browser cache - an area in your browser where data from Web sites is stored. It's a good idea to clear your. Firefox (Windows & Mac). Select the 'History' menu,. Fix ERR_NETWORK_ACCESS_DENIED in Chrome: The error ERR_NETWORK_ACCESS_DENIED indicates that the websites you are trying to access are being denied by the network.

Sat Jul 21, 2018 12:34 pm Michael, THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH for this. This was the issue that kept me from accessing CAC-enabled websites. I've been trying for a whole week to figure out what is wrong with my CAC readers x2, MBA, etc., and come to find out, it was my AVG antivirus software. I thought I was going crazy following the directions to a tee and still not being able to access any websites. Goodluvv, Thank you for letting us know this resolved the problem for you.

Please let us know if you have any other questions or trouble logging into other sites. Hello, I'm also having the above issue. The odd thing is that at one point a month ago, I was able to log on to DoD email. But it was occurred only once and I was not able to replicate it.

After attempted several other tries, I was getting frustrated. This prompted me to buy PKard in an attempt to fix the issue. Alas, no fix yet. I have reinstalled the DoD certificates numerous times. The Keychain Access recognizes my CAC. I have no antivirus on my computer.

I'm generally at a loss. I have High Sierra 10.13.4 and Smart Card reader ACR39U ICC Reader. Thanks in advance.

Seaphill, I have a couple of forum posts that I would like you to take a look at. The first of which is a forum post regarding the CAC certificates in your Keychain. Please make sure you have all of the apporpriate DoD certificates within your Keychain, and that you have trusted all of the Root CA's. Next, select your CAC within Keychain access. Do you see any blue + signs on any of the certs? If so, then double click on the certificate, click the arrow next to Trust and change the first drop down to 'Use System Defaults'. Manually trusting your CAC certificates can cause various authentication issues.