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I've recently installed Windows Vista Ultimate on my network, in which
domain and file and print services are provided by a Windows 2003 R2 server. I'm looking to encrypt a number of files on the network using EFS, but I'm getting errors on attempting to do so. While I can encrypt files on the local disk without problems either through Windows Explorer or the cipher command, it works without problems. However, if I try this on a network share, either through Explorer or cipher, I receive the following error: Y:\cipher /e TestPasswordFile.txt Encrypting files in Y:\ TestPasswordFile.txt [ERR] TestPasswordFile.txt: The environment is incorrect. 0 file(s) [or directorie(s)] within 1 directorie(s) were encrypted. Any ideas, anyone? I've done a search for the error, but I haven't found anything relevant. Thanks in advance, Alistair |
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What is the filesystem of the Y file share? For this to work, the filesystem must be NTFS and the server must be a windows 2000 or later server/workstation. EFS needs alternate data streams. Nik -- niknik ------------------------------------------------------------------------ niknik's Profile: http://vista64.net/forums/member.php?userid=637 View this thread: http://vista64.net/forums/showthread.php?t=28613 |