admin-authorization (Windows only) specifies that the command is being performed by a member of the WDE-ADMIN Active Directory group. This command adds only one bypass to Bootguard. cd "Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop"Īt the command prompt, type pgpwde -add-bypass -admin-authorization -disk 0 and press Enter. Switch to the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop:Ģ.
#SYMANTEC ENCRYPTION DESKTOP DISK WINDOWS#
The Windows command prompt screen appears. On the client system, login with the user account added to the WDE-ADMIN group.Ĭlick Start>Run, type cmd in the text field and click OK. Only the most trusted users should ever be added to this group because it allows these users to run administrative WDE commands. (Start>All Programs>Administrative Tools>Active Directory Users and Computers)Ĭreate a new Global Security Group with the name WDE-ADMIN.Īdd the desired domain user account(s) to the WDE-ADMIN group. On a domain controller, open the Active Directory Users and Computers console. Note: Any user can be put into this group to set the bypass as long as the user has the admin rights to access a client's machine. Section 1 - Add Bypass using the WDE-ADMIN Security Group Section 4 - Add more than 51 bypass reboots to Symantec Encryption Desktop
Section 3 - Add Bypass using the Drive Encryption Disk Administrator method: Section 2 - Using Deployment tools such as Altiris, and SCCM to add the bypass user using the WDE-ADMIN Security Group Section 1 - Add Bypass using the WDE-ADMIN Security Group
The article contains multiple sections to cover adding the bypass functionality to Symantec Encryption Desktop:
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