The following table describes the various tools available for Endpoint Encryption.
|
Tool |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Context Menu |
Access the Full Disk Encryption agent from the Full Disk Encryption icon ( |
|
Preboot |
Authenticate with PolicyServer through the Full Disk Encryption preboot. The preboot loads when the endpoint starts before Windows loads. Use the Full Disk Encryption preboot to configure your network and Wi-Fi settings and troubleshoot issues with credentials. |
|
Command Builder |
Use Command Builder to generate scripts for automated installations and to create encrypted values for credentials when creating the scripts. For more information, see the Endpoint Encryption Installation Guide. |
|
Command Line Helper |
Use Command Line Helper to create encrypted values to secure credentials when creating an installation script. |
|
DAAutoLogin |
Use DAAutoLogin for Windows patching. DAAutoLogin allows for a one-time bypass of Endpoint Encryption Preboot. |
|
Recovery Console |
Use Recovery Console to recover from an operating system critical error, troubleshoot network issues, and manage users or logs. See Recovery Console. |
|
Recovery Tool |
Use the bootable Repair CD to decrypt the hard disk before removing Full Disk Encryption in the event that the disk becomes corrupted. Only use the Repair CD if standard removal methods are not possible. A typical symptom of a corrupted disk is a black screen. See Recovery Tool. |
) in the system tray. From the context menu, you can view
the device encryption status and synchronize with PolicyServer.