sepm installation question about password
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Jacky.Wu
November 10th, 2009
during the installation, there is one interface describing info as below.
the management server and client computers encrypt the data they send each other. You will need to create encryption password below and enter it in the event of disaster recovery.
If I set the password here, is there any place i have to make the same password with that.
could some one help me clear my mind?
thanks very much!
No just keep this password in
No just keep this password in your documentation.
You won't need this password anywhere. Except if you run into some problem and you have to rebuild your SEPM, this is your database password.
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i have lan-enforcer in my
i have lan-enforcer in my company. I want to enable snac with lan-enforcer and sepm. Do you think the password here related to the lan-enforcer. somebody told me that the password i made will be used for lan-enforcer, right?
Encryption Password Name of
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once i have forgotten the
once i have forgotten the password what i made, is there anyway in the manager interface to change the password?
This password will help u in
This password will help u in Disaster Recovery.
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Ajit Jha
TechSuport Engineer
STS
It is not possible to recover
It is not possible to recover the encryption password
If you are keeping a regular backup of your database in a safe place it is not at all required
The only scenario which this password is required is if you don't have a database backup and you need to restore the communication with clients..
For more informations refer the doc below
Best Practices for Disaster Recovery with Symantec
Endpoint Protection
You cannot change or recover
You cannot
however check these documents.
http://service1.symantec.com/support/ent-security.nsf/854fa02b4f5013678825731a007d06af/1af09196831f2c208825758500670bf8?OpenDocument
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/h...
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Thanks very much!
Thanks very much!
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