McAfee ENDPOINT ENCRYPTION ENTERPRISE - BEST PRACTICES GUIDE Manual 

19, 19 Object Directory Maintenance Maintenance Introduction To keep the database clean and healthy, maintenance is required on a regular basis. This maintenance can be done manually using the Endpoint Encryption Manager, or, with the EEPC command Line Tool (SBADMCL), which i…

25, McAfee ENDPOINT ENCRYPTION ENTERPRISE - BEST PRACTICES GUIDE 25 of the other groups should not be used unless there is a specific reason. These usually include “EEPC52 OPTION:” or similar at the start of the name (example from EEPC v5.2.2). Some of the optional compatibility file groups that should not be assigned to machines unless a specific issu…

8, 8 Server Redundancy It is risky to have a single physical server for your enterprise, even if you take regular backups. We recommend you to take steps to expedite recovery from an outage in accordance with an established Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) pla…

15, 15 TCP/IP KeepAliveTime Reduction Reduce this setting on all EEPC servers from two hours (the default) to five minutes. The server will require a restart. Once this is done, if an endpoint client loses the connection with the server, the server will release the lock after appro…

11, 11 Global Deployments The single server approach works well as long as the endpoints can make and sustain a TCP/IP connection to the server. Depending on the quality of the WAN link, some global deployments will require multiple servers. Each of these is essentially its own environment, wi…

22, 22 Dump Machine Description If objects seem to hang the Manager when opened, then attempt to dump the machine description to find which objects are actually corrupted. Use the DumpMachineDesc command: SBADMCL ‐Command:DumpMachineDesc ‐Adminuser:Admini ‐Adminpwd:mypasswor…