No Valid Certificates Found With Receiver For Mac

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The “no valid certificates found” trying to login to the Windows desktop via a Citrix Receiver client. Citrix ica client mac 10.6.8 free download.

We're in the midst of completing a consulting engagement with Citrix to implement Netscaler MPX 9700 and StoreFront 2.6 as a solution to front our XenApp 6.5 Hotfix 4 environment (Server 2008 R2 + ActivClient 7.0.2 Middleware). The primary reason we've implemented the Netscalers was for Smart Card login support. Mcs7715 drivers for mac windows 7.

When using Receiver 11.9 and the latest Centrify middleware on my Mac clients (both 10.9.5 and 10.10.1) I receive the attached 'No Valid Certificates Found' error at the XenApp GINA when attempting to read my smart card. I can see activity on the reader when the card is inserted but the XenApp session responds with the 'No Valid Certificates Found' error message. The 10.10.1 machine seems to lockup and become completely unresponsive resulting in a force quit that produces a crash durmp. This does not happen on the 10.9.5 system, but it just fails to recognize the certificate on the card.

This same process works without issue on a Windows (7/8.1) system using the same smart card reader (SCR3500 Foldout USB Reader).

I have attached the Receiver logs from both my 10.9.5 and 10.10.1 machines as well as the crash dump from the 10.10.1 machine when it became unresponsive. I have also attached a screen capture of the 'No Valid Certificates Found' message. It appears that this may be a common issue with attempting to use a Smart Card with Receiver 11.9 for Mac as I have come across the following links that seem similar to my issue:

Any insight on this issue would be greatly appreciated.