DRA Problem w/ Windows XP Pro in Workgroup

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Need to implement EFS on Windows XP Pro in a Workgroup. Followed
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc875812(loband).aspx and
http://www.practicalpc.co.uk/computing/windows/xpencrypt1.htm
EFS is working, but when I select file | properties | advanced | EFS
Details, I cannot get a Recovery Agent Name / Certificate to show up in the
bottom window (Data Recovery Agents For This File As Defined By Recovery
Policy).
Have created & imported the recovery agent .CER, and also successfully added
the Recovery Agent in the local security policy. Have tried cipher /U.
 
Need to implement EFS on Windows XP Pro in a Workgroup. Followed
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc875812(loband).aspx and
http://www.practicalpc.co.uk/computing/windows/xpencrypt1.htm
EFS is working, but when I select file | properties | advanced | EFS
Details, I cannot get a Recovery Agent Name / Certificate to show up in the
bottom window (Data Recovery Agents For This File As Defined By Recovery
Policy).
Have created & imported the recovery agent .CER, and also successfully added
the Recovery Agent in the local security policy. Have tried cipher /U.
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You have posed this question in a Windows 2000 newsgroup. I would think
a better choice would have been an XP newsgroup.

Regards,

Pete
 
Need to implement EFS on Windows XP Pro in a Workgroup. Followed
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc875812(loband).aspx and
http://www.practicalpc.co.uk/computing/windows/xpencrypt1.htm
EFS is working, but when I select file | properties | advanced | EFS
Details, I cannot get a Recovery Agent Name / Certificate to show up in the
bottom window (Data Recovery Agents For This File As Defined By Recovery
Policy).
Have created & imported the recovery agent .CER, and also successfully added
the Recovery Agent in the local security policy. Have tried cipher /U.
Click to expand...

You have posed this question in a Windows 2000 newsgroup. I would think
a better choice would have been an XP newsgroup.

Regards,

Pete
 
Sorry. Newbie in this web based newsgroup reader. After some navigation
problems, found XP group & posted there.
 
Sorry. Newbie in this web based newsgroup reader. After some navigation
problems, found XP group & posted there.
 
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