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For installation on your home computer, be sure to select the correct version for either 32 or 64-bit operating systems. It is ~38MB so it will easily fit onto a CD.

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If you do not have ActivClient on your personal computer or need to upgrade, you will need to access the AF Portal from work and download the latest version. Again, make sure you choose the latest version of a CAC Reader. If you need a new reader, AAFES carries a reasonably priced reader in the PowerZone that works well, or you can search online. Same for the CAC reader, the older readers have problems reading the latest version of the CAC.

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Periodically check the AF Portal to ensure you have the most recent update to ActivClient.

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If you are using ActivClient 6.1 or an earlier build of version 6.2, you should upgrade to avoid potential problems with the latest CACs. You need the latest version of ActivClient Home Use Middleware, a relatively new CAC Reader, and IE Version 8 or greater. IвЂ™m at home, how can I connect to ASAP? Windows XP or Windows Vista Such links provided are consistent with the stated purpose of this DOD Web site Air Force does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. For other than authorized activities, such as military exchanges and morale, welfare, and recreation sites, the U.S. Air Force or the information, products, or services contained therein.

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Technical support would need to be obtained from the commercial or open source provider.

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Users attempting to install and configure open source solutions should be competent and knowledgeable before attempting to make required changes. Neither AFSEC, the AF PKI SPO, nor the contractor endorse or recommend either commercial or open source solutions which are included for information only. Accessing CAC-Restricted site on a Mac may require the installation, configuration, and use of either commercial or open source software.

However, home users who are uncomfortable with performing these tasks should consider consulting their unit CSA for advice or obtaining the assistance of someone knowledgeable in the installation of computer software. The installation of the Home Use Middleware application or DoD Root Certificates is not inherently difficult nor does either impose undue risk to personal computers. Users should contact their computer support personnel for local policy guidance. Each MAJCOM, Agency, or Direct Reporting Unit (DRU) determines its policy for CAC-PKI home use and how its' home users receive technical support. Neither the AF Safety Center (AFSEC), nor the AF PKI SPO offers technical support for installation, configuration, or troubleshooting on unmanaged home computers. The AF will not purchase or provide any products for personal computers, with the exception of the middleware package, which is licensed to the AF for AF users. Users are responsible for upgrading their systems to meet the minimum system requirements. In some cases, local or MAJCOM policy may contain additional provisions. Disclaimer Obtaining or purchasing CAC reader hardware remains the responsibility of the home user. To enable a personal or nongovernment computer to access these official resources, information is provided below on downloading the 'Home Use' middleware package. PKI certificates installed by ActivClient are required to access critical AF information gateways, including ASAP, Outlook Web Access (OWA) for email, the AF Portal, AF networks and systems, and DoD Web sites.

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Have attempted to submit an ASAP Report or view the Scoreboard either from home or work with Internet Explorer (IE), but have received one of the errors described in вЂњIвЂ™m at work and canвЂ™t connect to ASAP?вЂќ on the last two pages of these instructions.Дepartment of Defense (DoD) and AF personnel can leverage the capability, security, and access of their CACs to conduct official AF business, away from the office, with the latest AF release of ActivClient (Currently version 6.2 latest version and build is always available on the AF Portal) The AF Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) System Program Office (SPO) provides this software for conducting official AF business from non-government machines (e.g., home use). Accessing CAC-Restricted Sites From Home If you are already able to reach Air Force (AF) sites with your Common Access Cards (CAC) from home, you probably do not need these instructions.

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