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Posted by Alun Jones on May 7, 2006, 11:09 pm
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HoosierDaddy wrote:
> The CEO and president of the corporation I work for are both disabled,
> lacking the ability to type in their login to a Windows Active
> Directory. I have come to understand that certain companies may be
> providing RFID solutions that would allow them to log on whenever
> their scooters are within a certain range.
>
> If anyone has any information regarding this technology, such as
> companies on the forefront who can provide solutions, please let me
> know. Thank you!
The only technology I've seen so far on this is pretty weak, and allows you
to lock, or pseudo-lock and pseudo-unlock a workstation. I haven't seen any
that I would recommend (or trust) to authenticate a logon.
You should really contact the provider of their other assistive technology
that they use for entering data into their computers, and see if there is a
GINA component that they manufacture.
Alun.
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