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2.5
Your server may require additional or different authentication steps. Follow directions that appear in the
Managing IDs Stored on Hardware Devices
dialogs.
Smart cards, hardware tokens, and other devices are increasingly being used by businesses and individuals
to carry digital IDs. These devices provide enhanced mobility, remote access to intranets and extranets, as
well as strong security with public/private key cryptography and PIN access to the digital ID.
Note:
The method for registering a digital ID on such a device with the application may vary. The manufacturer
or your system administrator should provide detailed instructions. However, the steps below may be used
as a general guide. IDs stored on a PKCS#11 device are subject to the same operations as described in
"Generic ID Operations" on page

2.5.1 Adding an ID that Resides on External Hardware

Digital IDs can reside on hardware such as a smart card or token with a USB interface. In these cases, the
card is inserted into a smart card reader or the token is inserted directly into an USB port. Adobe products
can be configured to look for and use IDs on these devices by adding the device's module (software driver)
to the module list. The module's IDs are automatically registered with the application.
To register an ID that resides on external hardware:
1. Choose Advanced (Acrobat) or Document (Reader) > Security Settings.
2. Expand Digital IDs in the left-hand list
3. Highlight PKCS#11 Modules and Tokens.
4. Choose Add Module.
5. Browse to the device driver. On Windows, this could likely be
dll>.dll
6. Choose Open.
The module and its IDs are automatically added to the list in the right-hand panel.
Most devices comply with the Public Key Cryptography System 11 (PKCS#11) format devised by
RSA.
Figure 17 PKCS#11 Security Settings menu items
. The exact path will be supplied by your system administrator or the maker of your device.
15.
(Figure 16).
Getting and Using Your Digital ID
C:\Windows\system32\<some