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Short description

Details

Solution

 

 

 

 

 

does not ship 128-MB configurations by default with

 

 

security modules).

 

 

 

EFS User Authentication

The EFS User Authentication password

This is by design—to avoid issues with Microsoft EFS,

(password request) times

reopens after clicking OK or returning

a 30-second watchdog timer was created to generate

out with access denied.

from standby state after timeout.

the error message).

 

 

 

Minor truncation during

Functional descriptions during custom

HP will correct this in a future release.

setup of Japanese is

setup option during installation wizard

 

observed in functional

are truncated.

 

description

 

 

 

 

 

EFS Encryption works

By allowing prompt for User password to

The ability to encrypt does not require password

without entering password

time out, encryption is still capable on a

authentication, since this is a feature of the Microsoft

in the prompt.

file or folder.

EFS encryption. The decryption will require the user

 

 

password to be supplied.

 

 

 

Secure e-mail is

Embedded security software and the

This behavior is as designed. Configuration of TPM e-

supported, even if

wizard do not control settings of an e-

mail settings does not prohibit editing encryption

unchecked in User

mail client (Outlook, Outlook Express, or

settings directly in e-mail client. Usage of secure e-mail

Initialization Wizard or if

Netscape)

is set and controlled by 3rd party applications. The HP

secure e-mail

 

wizard allows linkage to the three reference

configuration is disabled in

 

applications for immediate customization.

user policies.

 

 

 

 

 

Running Large Scale

Running Large Scale Deployment on any

HP is working to resolve the xml-file-overwrite issue

Deployment a second

previously initialized HP ProtectTools

and will provide a solution in a future SoftPaq.

time on the same PC or on

Embedded Security system will render

 

a previously initialized PC

existing Recovery Archives and

 

overwrites Emergency

Recovery Tokens useless by overwriting

 

Recovery and Emergency

those xml files.

 

Token files. The new files

 

 

are useless for recovery.

 

 

Automated logon scripts not functioning during user restore in Embedded Security.

The error occurs after user

●Initializes owner and user in Embedded Security (using the default locations—My Documents).

●Resets the chip to factory settings in the BIOS.

Click the Browse button on the screen to select the location, and the restore process proceeds.

● Reboots the computer.

● Begins to restore Embedded Security. During the restore process, Credential Manager asks user if the system can automate the logon to Infineon TPM User Authentication. If user selects Yes, then the location of SPEmRecToken automatically appears in the text box.

Even though this location is correct, the following error message is displayed: No

Emergency Recovery Token is provided. Select the token location the Emergency Recovery Token should be retrieved from.

Multiple User PSDs do not

This error occurs when multiple users

The second user's PSD will only be available if it is

function in a fast-user-

have been created and given a PSD with

reconfigured to use another drive letter or if the first user

switching environment.

the same drive letter. If an attempt is

is logged off.

 

made to fast-user-switch between users

 

 

when the PSD is loaded, the second

 

 

user's PSD will be unavailable.

 

 

 

 

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Contents ProtectTools First Edition July Document Part Number Table of contents Java Card Security for HP ProtectTools Embedded Security for HP ProtectToolsBios Configuration for HP ProtectTools TroubleshootingDrive Encryption for HP ProtectTools Enww Introduction to security Module Key features HP ProtectTools featuresAccessing HP ProtectTools Security Restricting access to sensitive data Achieving key security objectivesProtecting against targeted theft Creating strong password policies Managing HP ProtectTools passwords Additional security elementsAssigning security roles Java Card PIN also protects access to HP ProtectTools Backup and Restore Creating a secure passwordBacking up credentials and settings Restoring credentials Configuring settings Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools Setup procedures Using the Credential Manager Logon WizardLogging on to Credential Manger Registering credentials Logging on for the first timeRegistering fingerprints Using your registered fingerprint to log on to Windows Setting up the fingerprint readerRegistering a Java Card, USB eToken, or virtual token Registering a USB eTokenGeneral tasks Changing the Windows logon passwordCreating a virtual token Changing a token PINClearing an identity from the system Managing identityLocking the computer Using Windows LogonLogging on to Windows with Credential Manager Adding an accountUsing automatic registration Using Single Sign OnRemoving an account Registering a new applicationManaging applications and credentials Using manual drag and drop registrationModifying application properties Removing an application from Single Sign OnUsing Application Protection Importing an applicationModifying credentials Restricting access to an application Changing restriction settings for a protected applicationRemoving protection from an application Enww Specifying how users and administrators log on Advanced tasks administrator onlyConfiguring credential properties Configuring custom authentication requirementsConfiguring Credential Manager settings Select Start All Programs HP ProtectTools Security Manager Embedded Security for HP ProtectTools Enabling the embedded security chip Select Embedded security device state and change to EnableInitializing the embedded security chip Setting up the basic user account Using the Personal Secure Drive Encrypting files and foldersSending and receiving encrypted e-mail Changing the Basic User Key password Restoring certification data from the backup file Creating a backup fileAdvanced tasks Backing up and restoringResetting a user password Changing the owner passwordEnabling Embedded Security after permanent disable Enabling and disabling Embedded SecurityMigrating keys with the Migration Wizard Java Card Security for HP ProtectTools Selecting the card reader Changing a Java Card PINAssigning a Java Card PIN Advanced tasks administrators onlyAssigning a name to a Java Card Setting power-on authenticationTo enable Java Card power-on authentication Creating a user Java Card Disabling Java Card power-on authenticationBios Configuration for HP ProtectTools Managing boot options Enabling and disabling system configuration options Enww Under Smart Card Security, click Enable Managing HP ProtectTools add-on module settingsClick Apply, and then click OK in the HP ProtectTools window Using DriveLock Enabling and disabling DriveLock hard drive protectionDriveLock Applications Setting the power-on password Managing Computer Setup passwordsChanging the power-on password Setting the setup passwordChanging the setup password Setting password optionsEnabling and disabling stringent security Enww Drive Encryption for HP ProtectTools Encryption management User management Right pane, click Click here to backup your keys RecoverySecurity Change password option, but, since TroubleshootingCredential Manager for ProtectTools Virtual Token duringClick Service & Applications Click Advanced SettingsConnect Click Java Cards and TokensManager Reader to log on to CredentialIt to Embedded Security Device-Enable F10 = ROM Based Setup message is displayedSelect Enable Save changes and exit Security Restore IdentityEmbedded Security for ProtectTools Select File Save Changes and Exit File because it is Process cannot accessBeing used by another ProcessOut with access denied Error has been detected Clicks Restore under BackupSelects SPSystemBackup .xml Selected Backup Archive doesEnww Click All Programs Click HP ProtectTools Security Manager MiscellaneousPower-on Computer Setup, the Power-on Authentication support Glossary Enww Index AccessEnww Enww
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