UPN mapped accounts work from the command-line, but you are limited to 1 user account per certificate. I only have an issue authenticating to the name mapped accountsįrom command-line. I know that the smart card certificate mappings are correct, because I am able to authenticate to all accounts from the LogonUI. With no extended key usage certificate attribute' policy enabled). Another certificate on the same card is used for certificate name mapping (with username hint + the 'Allow certificates I cannot disable UPN mapping, because there are multiple certificates on the smart card, and one of them requires the UPN mapping. Hint into the LogonUI but completely leave it out of command-line tools. To open the Command Prompt, hit Start, type Command Prompt, and then press Enter. It seems like a huge oversight to integrate username Status at the Command Prompt You can also view a very basic S.M.A.R.T. Why are we in agreement that smart card logon with username hint is not possible from the windows command-line? That was the whole point of my posting to this forum. Network Information: Workstation Name: COMPUTERNAME Source Network Address: ::1 Source Port:ĭetailed Authentication Information: Logon Process: seclogo Authentication Package: Negotiate Transited Services: - Package Name (NTLM only): - Key Length:įirstly, we should be agreement this cannot be done via command line. Process Information: Caller Process ID: 0x448 Caller Process Name: C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe Get to know the disk status To check the SMART status of a hard disk quickly with the Command Prompt using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMIC for short), follow these steps. Username Account Domain: domain Logon ID:Īccount For Which Logon Failed: Security ID:įailure Information: Failure Reason: An Error occured during Logon. With the command prompt console, you have at least two ways to check the SMART data and see if there are any hardware issues with your hard disks.
#Smart status windows 10 command line password
ġ326: The user name or password is incorrect. Enter the PIN:Īttempting to start cmd.exe as user "Certificate Friendly Name for User". This is what happens if I use RunAs with an account that works fine through LogonUI: My question is not purely runas related, but could be re-phrased as "How can you authenticate with smart card and username hint at the windows commandline?"
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