Other domains:
MilitaryCAC.info, CommonAccessCard.info,
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.org, &
.mobi
CAC (Common Access Card) help for your
personal computer
WELCOME TO THE HOME PAGE
You may
site to a number of online places and share with your colleagues.
To successfully
install the software for your CAC reader and be able to digitally sign
forms, click the Software & Install Button. The programs are listed in
order to install from left to right. Each button will open up a new page
that has complete step by step instructions to install each program onto your
personal computer.
If you are having problems with the Flash buttons at the top of the page, please
consider using
Site Map page for
installation assistance.
Visit the "One-Stop Shop" notes page that lists
"everything" you need to do. This may save you time compared to utilizing
the Software & Install button mentioned above. This page includes a link for a
printable version that you can hand out to your fellow Service members.
8 November
2008 signified one year of supporting just under 29,000 users worldwide with CAC
installation support on home computers.
Website passed
30,000 visitors on Wednesday 19 November 2008
Look at the comments
page to read what others have to say about information and support found
through this site.
Please
visit our online
store with MilitaryCAC items. There is NO markup on any of the items
for sale on the website. Items are for
the sole purpose to advertise this site for our Military brethren, not to make money.
Please
utilize the contact page to ask questions,
offer comments, ideas, and suggestions.
This website
was developed and is maintained by CW2P (Chief Warrant Officer Two)
(Promotable)
Michael J. Danberry in my "spare"
time.
I made this website because I found it very frustrating looking for
information on how to utilize my Common Access Card (CAC) at home. I was unable to
find information searching the online search engines, and get confused with the endless maze of
searching for information on AKO (Army Knowledge Online). I am not
particularly fond of the way AKO tells you what you need, but offers NO
assistance afterwards (other than the endless unsearchable forums).
AKO does not provide any information or support for setting up Pure Edge and
Approve It either.
This website has been online since 9 November 2007, has assisted
countless numbers
of personnel, and has been indexed by
most online search engines.
I personally
feel that this information should not be "hidden" behind AKO. I
have information with in depth instructions on exactly what you need AND
how to install the software along with answers to common problems.
I have set up dedicated pages for Apple, Linux, and Windows
Vista users, an area where most military help desks "throw their hands up
in the air" and refuse to help.
(They are now recommending that Vista users look to this website).
You have now
found the website and person who will assist you with the successful
setup and use of your CAC on your home computer. I offer my
assistance in many ways to anyone needing assistance.
The
contact page lists the 6 different methods I
make myself available to assist you.
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