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> If I'm recalling correctly, it isn't necessarily the local Administrator
> account on the W2K box; rather, it's an arbitrary "Designated Recovery
> Agent" or some such. With a workstation that's a member of a domain,
> you'd want to designate a domain user as the recovery agent.
What I read recently stated that it must be the actual local
administrator account. However, I am only skimming the surface with a
Sybex study guide.
> accordance with the configured security policies. In addition, your
> nervous enterprise bigwigs have access to the encrypted data, if
> necessary - and once you hit a certain mass of employees, it does seem
> to be considered necessary.
Again, for this purpose it seems OK. I just don't want the government
to follow Mico$oft and say that all encryption used in the US must be
decryptable (Is that a word?) by a government agency!
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