How to Download the Dell Encryption Enterprise or Dell Encryption Personal Recovery Bundle
Resumen: Learn about how to download the LSA recovery bundle for use with Dell Encryption Enterprise and Dell Encryption Personal.
Instrucciones
The local security administrator (LSA) recovery bundle is used to regain access to Dell Encryption Enterprise (formerly Dell Data Protection | Enterprise Edition) or Dell Encryption Personal (formerly Dell Data Protection | Personal Edition) data. This article covers how to download the LSA recovery bundle.
Affected Products:
- Dell Encryption Enterprise
- Dell Data Protection | Enterprise Edition
- Dell Data Protection | Server Edition
- Dell Encryption Personal
- Dell Data Protection | Personal Edition
Affected Operating Systems:
- Windows
The process to download the LSA recovery bundle (also known as the Dell Encryption recovery bundle) differs between the products:
Click the appropriate product for more information. For more information about each product, refer to What is Dell Encryption Enterprise and What is Dell Encryption Personal.
Dell Encryption Enterprise
Click the appropriate Dell Data Security (formerly Dell Data Protection) server version for versioning information. For more information, refer to How to Identify the Dell Data Security Server Version.
- From a web browser, go to the Dell Data Security administration console at https://servername.company.com:8443/webui.
Note:
- The example, servername.company.com, may differ from the server DNS in your environment.
- The port, 8443, may differ from the Remote Management Console port in your environment.
- Sign in to the Dell Data Security administration console.
- From the left menu pane, expand the Populations tab and then click Endpoints.
- From Endpoints:
- Populate an endpoint name in the Search field.
- Click the search icon.
- Click the appropriate Hostname.
Note:- Wildcards (*) may be used when searching.
- The endpoint Hostname and OS/Version may be different in your environment.
- Click Device Recovery Keys.
- Populate a Password and then click either Download or Downloadx64.
Note:- Downloadx64 should be selected if using an x64 recovery environment.
- Download should be selected if using an x32 recovery environment.
- UEFI bootable environments and Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) require x64 recovery environments.
- For more information about creating a recovery environment, refer to How to Create a Bootable WinPE USB for Dell Encryption Enterprise / Dell Encryption Personal.
- Save the recovery key.
Note: The browser UI and recovery key filename may differ in your environment.
- From a web browser, go to the Dell Data Security administration console at https://servername.company.com:8443/webui.
Note:
- The example, servername.company.com, may differ from the server DNS in your environment.
- The port, 8443, may differ from the Remote Management Console port in your environment.
- Sign in to the Dell Data Security administration console.
- From the left menu pane, expand the Populations tab and then click Endpoints.
- From Endpoints:
- Populate an endpoint name in the Search field.
- Click the search icon.
- Click the appropriate Hostname.
Note:- Wildcards (*) may be used when searching.
- The endpoint Hostname and OS/Version may be different in your environment.
- Click Device Recovery Keys.
- Populate a Password and then click Download.
- Save the recovery key.
Note: The browser UI and recovery key filename may differ in your environment.
- In Windows Explorer, go to
C:\Program Files\Dell\Enterprise Edition\Console\and then double-clickCredant.Console.exe.
- Submit credentials to sign in to the Remote Management Console.
- From the left pane, click Endpoints.
- From Endpoint Search:
- Populate the Hostname.
- Click Search.
- Click the Details icon.
Note:- Wildcards (*) may be used when searching.
- The endpoint Hostname and OS/Version may be different in your environment.
- Click Device Recovery Keys.
- Populate a recovery Password and then click Save.
- Save the recovery key.
Dell Encryption Personal
Click the appropriate Dell Encryption Personal version for versioning information. For more information, refer to How to Identify the Dell Encryption Enterprise or Dell Encryption Personal Version.
- Log in to the Windows computer.
- In the Windows System Tray, right-click the Dell Encryption icon and then select Open Dell Encryption.
- In the upper right of the local management console, click the keys icon.
- From the Backup keys and critical recovery data menu:
- Check Specify an alternate location to create the recovery bundle.
- Browse to a location.
- Optionally, click to Remember this location for future backups.
- Populate the Encryption Administrator Password.
- Click OK.
Note: The location must be external storage (network location or USB). - Check Specify an alternate location to create the recovery bundle.
- Log in to the Windows computer.
- In the Windows System Tray, right-click the Dell Data Protection | Encryption icon and then select Open Dell Data Protection | Encryption.
- In the upper right of the local management console, click the keys icon.
- From the Backup keys and critical recovery data menu:
- Check Specify an alternate location to create the recovery bundle.
- Browse to a location.
- Optionally, click to Remember this location for future backups.
- Populate the Encryption Administrator Password.
- Click OK.
Note: The location must be external storage (network location or USB). - Check Specify an alternate location to create the recovery bundle.
To contact support, reference Dell Data Security International Support Phone Numbers.
Go to TechDirect to generate a technical support request online.
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