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Posted by Zaheer Jassat on December 4, 2007, 4:14 am
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> you can use the comand line "efsinfo" which is belongs to the support
> tools.
>> Thank you for this information. I tested this, created an encrypted
>> folder on shared space belonging to the server, and it created the
>> directory and profile. I'm assuming that it creates the folder to store
>> the user's private key (so that they can access the file from any
>> machine)?
>>
>> I've also found a method to disable users from using EFS via group
>> policy. Before I put this into effect, I would really like to know what
>> exactly was encrypted (assuming that it still is). Do you know of a way
>> to search specifically for encrypted files?
>>
>>> On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 13:25:45 -0000, Zaheer Jassat wrote:
>>>
>>>> Its the DC, file & print server, runs SQL for a couple of (lightweight)
>>>> database applications. We also store userprofiles on this server.
>>>> However
>>>> the server isn't a DHCP server.
>>>
>>> Check to see if the user in question has stored any EFS encrypted files
>>> on
>>> the domain controller. That will cause a user profile to be created.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Paul Adare
>>> MVP - Virtual Machines
>>> http://www.identit.ca
>>> Megahertz: A very large car rental company.
>>
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