RSA File Security Manager (FSM)
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP1
The folder in this case is not in use. Data in one folder called c:|Private, and Test data in c:\test-private. Can not encrypt c:\Private folder.
In FSM 2.1.0.9, there is a known issue that Security Officer can not encrypt a folder containing ReadOnly files/folders and is addressed in v2.2 and higher. Contact RSA Customer Support for latest version 2.2 of FSM.
Alternative workaround:
- Encrypt an empty folder e.g. c:\private\test\
- Copy the files and folder from c:\private\accounts_public\ to the encrypted folder i.e. c:\private\test\
- Rename the source folder c:\private\accounts_public\ to desired name and rename the encrypted folder (c:\private\test\) to c:\private\accounts_public\.
- Refresh the Adapter Manager Console using Refresh button far right in the right pane.
- User can delete the renamed source folder (unencrypted) after confirming that all data is intact in encrypted folder c:\private\accounts_public\
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