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Table 3-1 Recommended Product Settings Policies (continued)
Policy
Options
Recommendations
specifying the Windows or Mac drive letters/volume names. Partition level
encryption is not applicable to client systems using OPAL encryption.
Do not assign a drive letter to the Windows 7 hidden system partition on your client
system. Doing so, will stop the EEPC software from being activated on the client
system.
The Encryption type options such as None, All disks except boot disk, and Selected partitions are not
applicable to self‑encrypting drives in Opal mode
Make sure that you select the required encryption type, as appropriate. Policy
enforcement might fail on client systems if you select an unsupported encryption type.
This table also lists the encryption providers (PC Software and PC Opal or Mac OS X)
available with the software. You can change and set the encryption priority by moving
the encryption provider rows up and down, as appropriate. By default, software
encryption will be used on both Opal and non‑Opal systems in this version of EEPC. To
ensure that Opal technology is chosen in preference to software encryption, we
recommend that you always set Opal as the default encryption provider, by moving it to
the top of the list on the Encryption Providers page. This ensures that Opal locking will
be used on Opal drives.
When enforcing a policy to a group of Mac OS X or PC systems, we recommend that you
select Mac OS X Software or PC Software first in the priority list.
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