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I created a guide on how to use smart card authentication and the Yubikey Neo for home users where you may not care about getting the certificates signed by a true CA. I prefer this method over the static password method given in another tutorial. I use OpenSSL that it included with the yubico-piv-tool.

http://securearchitectures.blogspot.com ... rd-to.html

I am trying to follow these instructions today. The yubico-piv-tool-1.4.2-win64 that works for Windows 10, 64-bit machines doesn't have openssl.exe, so it's unclear how to move forward.

Also, is there any way to use the Yubico PIV Manager tool to load / generate the certificate? I tried doing that for slot 9a, and it didn't work as far as use with Bitlocker.

Thanks.

(http://securearchitectures.blogspot.com ... rd-to.html)

You need to pull version 1.0.0 or older. Starting in 1.0.1, we relicensed to a 2-clause BSD license, so we had to remove OpenSSL.exe from the download. Older builds can be pulled from here - https://developers.yubico.com/yubico-piv-tool/Releases/

No, you need to use PIV Tool for these instructions - PIV Manager will not work.

Thanks - this worked fine once I used that older version and openssl.