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I've the following situation:
- Active Directory W2K3, using OU's and GPO's for controlling settings on
the clients
- Windows XP SP2 clients (laptops)
- "My Documents' is redirected to the users' homeshare and made offline
available
- The Offline Files cache encryption is enabled using a GPO setting
- EFS is enabled for users using default Domain GPO
- The domain administrator is the default data recovery agent
Question:
How can I check if the CSC (cache) directory is encrypted (automatically) on
the client?
Additional info:
- I've used the EFSINFO resource kit tool to check if the CSC is encrypted.
It says "not encrypted".
- When I display the attributes belonging to the CSC directory, there is no
"E" attribute for encrypted.
- There is no user certificate on the client, which I think should be
present.
What is going wrong here.
Thanx in advance..
I've the following situation:
- Active Directory W2K3, using OU's and GPO's for controlling settings on
the clients
- Windows XP SP2 clients (laptops)
- "My Documents' is redirected to the users' homeshare and made offline
available
- The Offline Files cache encryption is enabled using a GPO setting
- EFS is enabled for users using default Domain GPO
- The domain administrator is the default data recovery agent
Question:
How can I check if the CSC (cache) directory is encrypted (automatically) on
the client?
Additional info:
- I've used the EFSINFO resource kit tool to check if the CSC is encrypted.
It says "not encrypted".
- When I display the attributes belonging to the CSC directory, there is no
"E" attribute for encrypted.
- There is no user certificate on the client, which I think should be
present.
What is going wrong here.
Thanx in advance..