#VA ACTIVCLIENT HOW TO#

For instructions on how to clear the login section of keychain please refer to the link below on Militar圜AC.com: If the user is no longer able to access MCU Gmail due to a system update or new CAC you may be required to do the following steps again from the above instructions: You will need to Configure the keychain for the MCU site () to trust your certificates. For instructions on how to obtain refer to the Militar圜AC.com link below: Then follow the instructions and download the ' ALLCerts.p7b file': ĬAC Reader drivers will be need to be installed. If this happens, please refer back to Militar圜AC.com refer back to the MAC Notes:

NOTE: Keep in mind that you may be required to have your certificates to be reloaded if after completing the process within the video does not fix the issue. If you do not have a CAC with DoD Certificates, choose Public below.ĭoD Cyber Exchange NIPR (cyber.mil) – This website hosts all of the content we have available and is only accessible to customers with a CAC with DoD Certificates. If you do not see content that was previously on IASE, it more than likely has moved to DoD Cyber Exchange NIPR. Here you will have the option to choose from:ĭoD Cyber Exchange Public () – This website hosts limited content available to the public and will contain unclassified content only.

#VA ACTIVCLIENT INSTALL#

You may find the ' CAC ON YOUR Mac INSTALL CHECKLIST PAGE' on Militar圜AC.com here:Īnother helpful link is the ' DISA MAC Getting Started', you will be redirected to the DoD CYBER EXCHANGE PUBLIC webpage. You may click here or if this option does not work you may manually type in the URL directly:

There is a quick 6 minute YouTube video from Navy Resources ' How to Enable CAC on MAC' that will walk you through enabling your CAC on MAC via CACKey and Militar圜AC.com. You will find information on how to obtain one on Militar圜AC.com If you do not already have one, you will need to purchase a Department of Defense (DoD) approved Common Access Card (CAC) Reader. Please note that the MCU Technology Department will not become liable for information lost or hardware damage. If the student or staff is unable to properly configure his/her device, a MCU IT technician can assist if no other IT related priorities exist. The Marine Corps University Information Technology (MCU IT) Help desk can provide handouts and web link for students so that they can walk themselves through the setup process. The Marine Corps University (MCU) does have a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy that allows all students to be able to use their own laptops and CAC enabled tablets on the provided wireless (CampusNet) network.

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