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REASONS WHY YOU MIGHT WANT TO HAVE YOUR OWN CAC READER AT HOME

1.  Log in quickly to AKO, change your password, add / or sponsor guests, and / or avoid the Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA) questions. 

2.  Access your DoD Enterprise Email 

3.  Digitally sign forms such as NCOERs or OERs   

4.  Access DTS (Defense Travel System) (Information page)

5.  Accessing your organizations Outlook Web Access (Requires Internet Explorer [32 bit] to be able to digitally encrypt and read encrypted emails)   (Firefox Instructions) 

NOTE: You need to select the Certificate with the word Email in it (unless you are dual status, you'll select your PIV certificate)

6.  Initiating DCS (Defense Collaborative Services) for virtual meetings.  NOTE: You need to select the Certificate with the word Email in it (unless you are dual status, you'll select your PIV certificate)

7.  Quick access to CAC enabled Military and Government web sites

8.  Access to your organization's CITRIX server, If you work for DA, here are Windows instructions for setting it up.  Mac instructions. 

9.  Access to the Army Correspondence Course Web Site

10.  Access myPay on Defense Finance Accounting System (DFAS) with your CAC.

11. Access JPAS (Joint Personnel Adjudication System) with your CAC

12. Access MyERB (Enlisted Record Brief) 

13.  Access ALC (Advanced Leader Course).  Their help desk #:  800-275-2872, option 3