Re: Problems setting up the Recovery Agent



To be more clear on my problem I'll list some other steps/info I didn't
mention.
I installed the Entreprise CA of Microsoft.
I had also given the new Recovery Agent "Modify" rights on the
encrypted file.
After installing the Entreprise CA, I added the Recovery Agent to the
Recovery Policy.
A side note, I also created a recovery policy for the Domain Admin. So
presently the Recovery Agent and the Domain Admin has a Certificate
issued by the CA. But I also kept the self signed Certificate for the
Domain Admin (which was created the first time I logged into the DC)

In the properties of the encrypted file, in the "Data Recovery Agents
For This File As Defined By Recovery Policy:",
I could see the 3 Recovery Agents, mentioned above, for this file.
Even the certificate thumbprint of each RA in the properties of the
encrypted file and in the Group Policy Editor were identical.
So I don't know what is missing.

Thanks for any help.

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