Endpoint Encryption

Hi, everyone.

I have a quick question for the higher-ups and those more deeply-versed in SEE than I.

So my company (and it's not the one listed in my profile) has a ton of devices deployed with SEE. Some times we need to back up data from an encrypted drive when it can't boot. We know we can use the SEE Access CD to mount the drive and copy data to an external or flash drive, or even a network drive if we have the drivers on a flash drive.

What I'd like to know is if I can edit the WIM on that to slipstream the network drivers for all the models that we use (Dell machines) so that we can just hook it up, boot the ISO, and run robocopy to back it up. Is that possible? Or are there integrity checks in the access utility executable to prevent WIM / RAMdisk modification?

If you know, let me know - my bosses have expressed EXTREME interest in this, since copying over USB is slow as can be and GigE is a lot faster.

Thanks!

This should do the trick, the below article provids instructions for creating your own custom WinPE CD (with your own drivers) for use with the SEE Access Utility:

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH164116

#EDIT#

BTW, this is also available via the SEE-FD -> Utilities folder in the installation media

Awesomesauce. Thanks!

I'm planning on slipstreaming a backup script that produces a log as well - we've had an incident with the head of security's laptop and an inept tech.

Yeah. That wasn't fun.

I'm glad I was of some help!

Yeah, ineptitude is never good, but I find the word fun to say out loud 

As always, it'd be much appreciated if you could mark the post with a "Thumbs Up" or as the Solution (or both, as appropriate).

Ta!