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by bfilmfan
by lauraa
Yes, there is a recovery agent set in the policy, so that's not the cause. Thanks though.
by bobho
I'm not sure if this is the right answer or not but it might give you something to test:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;254156&sd=tech
It might be the reason why the encrypted files are not going through the sync process in w2k.
Cheers.
RW
by lauraa
I saw this article when I was searching the KB before I posted here; for the life of me I can't understand why MS would make the ability to encrypt files, but if you want those files offline, they will not be encrypted; what kind of sense does that make. Wait, we're talking MS here....
by bobho
Read the article again. Encrypted files are not a feature that w2k can utilize with offline files. The w2k os uses a per computer local cache but encryption prevents access to a single user. This was changed in winxp. If you try to designate an encrypted file for offline syncing then it will be decrypted.
There might be some 3rd party encrpytion systems that will enable you to use offline files/folders but this would probably be too complicated to enforce. If you want to use encrypted files in an offline senario then you will need to use winxp.
Cheers.
RW
by lauraa
I suppose that this is why the newly made networked files are not marked for synchronization; that was the first thing that was noticed, files not available offline. The users never get a prompt concerning offline files not being encrypted, they are just not available. I was hoping to get around upgrading again, but...
thanx
by lauraa
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