Axiad Conductor OS Bridge
- 18 Jun 2025
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Axiad Conductor OS Bridge
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What is Axiad Conductor OS Bridge?
Axiad Conductor OS Bridge is a software that works with the Axiad Conductor Browser Extension (our browser extension) to issue any certificate-based identity device that connects to your computer, such as:
- smart cards (for example, IDEMIA and Gemalto smart cards),
- security devices (for example, Feitian and Yubico devices), or
- TPM-bound (such as Virtual Smart Cards and Windows Hello for Business).
NOTE
- You must install the Axiad Conductor OS Bridge software to use the Axiad Conductor Browser Extension, and you must install the Axiad Conductor Browser Extension if you use any of the above-mentioned devices.
- Axiad Conductor OS Bridge is not required for FIDO2, OTP, or Axiad ID credentials.
How Does It Work?
Axiad Conductor OS Bridge software provides the Axiad Conductor Browser Extension (our browser extension) low-level access to certificate-based identity devices (such as a YubiKey or smart card). This allows connection from these identity devices to the Axiad portals (the Unified Portal, the Operator portal, and the Support portal).
What Axiad Conductor Packages Require Axiad Conductor OS Bridge?
Can I Automatically Install and Deploy This for My Users?
Yes, you can automatically install and deploy Axiad Conductor OS Bridge for your users.
For Windows
Prerequisites
Install the latest version of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable downloads
The Axiad Conductor OS Bridge is installed via an .msi file, which supports all standard MSI configuration options. This .msi file does not offer any custom installation options.
Deploy the installer with GPOs, script, or any third-party package deployment solution.
For MacOS
Axiad Conductor OS Bridge is installed via a .pkg file. There are no custom installation options.
Install the package automatically using a script or an endpoint management solution.
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