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Contents
Preface Introduction ...................................................................................................... 1Who Should Read This Guide? ............................................................................ 2
About This Guide............................................................................................... 2
Other Documentation ......................................................................................... 2
Contact Information ........................................................................................... 3
Feedback .......................................................................................................... 3
Chapter 1 Before You InstallIntroduction to This Chapter ............................................................................... 5
Overview of Installation and Deployment .............................................................. 5
About Full Disk Encryption Administrators............................................................ 6
Installing on Portable Computers......................................................................... 7
About Passwords................................................................................................ 7
Do Not Modify Pointsec for PC.msi Package ......................................................... 8
Before Installing ................................................................................................ 8
Read the Release Notes................................................................................. 8
Considerations for Other Programs.................................................................. 8
Changing Information Displayed in Preboot during Installation .......................... 9
Chapter 2 Installing for AdministratorsIntroduction to Installing .................................................................................. 11
Installing Full Disk Encryption on Windows Vista or Windows 7 ............................ 12
Registering Full Disk Encryption........................................................................ 13
Creating Administrator Accounts ....................................................................... 15
Administrator Accounts Using Fixed Passwords.............................................. 15
Protecting Volumes .......................................................................................... 16
Log File Created during Installation .............................................................. 17
Logging On for the First Time............................................................................ 17
Accessing Full Disk Encryption Management Console .......................................... 18
Installing Full Disk Encryption in an IBM RRU Environment ................................ 19
Running InstallRRU.msi after Installation ..................................................... 19
Log File Created during Installation .............................................................. 20Booting the System into IBM RRU................................................................ 20
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PrefacePPreface
In This Chapter
IntroductionFull Disk Encryption (FDE) is a policy-based, enterprise security software solution.
Full Disk Encryption combines boot protection, preboot authentication and strong
encryption to ensure only authorized users are granted access to information stored
in desktop and laptop PCs.
Full Disk Encryption is deployed and administered across the network. As
encryption is both automatic and transparent, security is enforced without requiring
special efforts from users.
Introduction page 1
Who Should Read This Guide? page 2
About This Guide page 2
Other Documentation page 2
Contact Information page 3
Note - Full Disk Encryption is designed to be first installed and
configured in a test environment comprised of an administrators
workstation and networked computers. Once the Full Disk Encryption
system has been thoroughly tested, it can be deployed to a production
environment.
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Who Should Read This Guide?This guide is for IT staff who will work as Full Disk Encryption administrators. As a
Full Disk Encryption administrator, you should be well acquainted with yourorganizations network and operating procedure.
About This Guide
This guide is designed to help you install Full Disk Encryption for the first time asa preparatory installation. Once you have completed this preparatory installation,
you will need to create an installation profile and deploy it on all computers you
wish to protect with Full Disk Encryption, including the one where you installed this
preparatory installation.
This guide is organized as follows:
Chapter 1, Before You Installon page 5, which covers information that will help
you install Full Disk Encryption quickly and without problems
Chapter 2, Installing for Administratorson page 11, which takes you through
the process of installing Full Disk Encryption for use on an administrators
workstation.
Information on creating profiles, deploying them, administering
Full Disk Encryption protected computers and updating Full Disk Encryption
software can be found in the Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
Other DocumentationApart from this installation guide, the following documentation is available:
Full Disk Encryption Release Notescontain the latest information on the current
Full Disk Encryption release.
Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guidedescribes how to perform administrative
tasks, for example, how to install and update Full Disk Encryption on client
computers using profiles and how to remove Full Disk Encryption.
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Preface 3
Contact InformationIf you require information on Check Points other security products or services, or if
you should encounter any problems with Full Disk Encryption, please visit our website or call us.
FeedbackWe are engaged in a continuous effort to improve our documentation. Please help
us by sending your comments to:
TABLE P-1 Contact information
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Chapter 1
Before You InstallIn This Chapter
Introduction to This ChapterThis chapter discusses some preparation items you should be aware of before you
install Full Disk Encryption.
Overview of Installation and DeploymentThe initial installation which is described in this document serves as a preparatory
installation which is used to create the installation profile that will later be used to
perform the real installation on the clients within your organization.
Introduction to This Chapter page 5
Overview of Installation and Deployment page 5
About Full Disk Encryption Administrators page 6
Installing on Portable Computers page 7
About Passwords page 7
Do Not Modify Pointsec for PC.msi Package page 8
Before Installing page 8
Do Not Modify Pointsec for PC.msi Package page 8
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The installation and deployment process can be summarized as described in this
table:
About Full Disk Encryption AdministratorsFull Disk Encryption administrators control the profiles that are used to install
Full Disk Encryption on client computers. When installing Full Disk Encryption, you
will create two administrator accounts. For more information on
Full Disk Encryption administrators, see the Full Disk Encryption Administrators
Guide.
Table 1-1 Summary of Full Disk Encryption installation and deployment
Step Description Read more about this in...
1 Create a preparatory installation on an
administrators PC. No encryption will be
carried out in this step.
This guide
2 Use the preparatory installation to create
an installation profile. Save the
installation profile in a secure location.
The Administrators Guide
3 Remove the preparatory installation from
the administrators PC.
The Administrators Guide,
the Windows Add/Remove
Programs section
4 Deploy the installation profile you have
created on the administrators computer
and on other client machines.
When the installation profile has been
successfully deployed, the specified disks
of the clients are encrypted.
The Administrators Guide
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Installing on Portable Computers
Chapter 1 Before You Install 7
Installing on Portable ComputersIf you are installing Full Disk Encryption on a portable computer, we recommend
you connect the computer to the AC power supply. The time required to encrypt canvary depending on the size of the disk, what programs are running, and the speed
of the processor.
If the portable computers battery fails, Full Disk Encryption may not have
completed the encryption process. If this is the case, Full Disk Encryption will
continue the encryption process when the computer reboots.
About PasswordsBefore you start installing Full Disk Encryption, you should know something about
the types of passwords you will be asked to specify during the installation.
You can use the following types of passwords when installing Full Disk Encryption:
Fixed Passwords
Fixed passwords are set by users and can be changed by users. The system
administrators password policy controls the fixed password that users can use.
In Full Disk Encryption, a fixed password must contain at least four characters
but no more than 31.
For more information, see Administrator Accounts Using Fixed Passwords on
page 15 and the Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
Dynamic Tokens
Dynamic tokens, also known as one-time passwords, change constantly. Usersuse a small device, usually called a dynamic token, to generate a new password
every time they start their workstations. Dynamic tokens are intended for
environments requiring better security than fixed passwords can provide where
password standards are not rigorous enough.
For more information, see the Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
Smart Cards
Note - In a Common Criteria-validated environment, passwords with atleast eight characters should be used.
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Smart cards provide secure storage of user credentials and digital certificates.
Full Disk Encryption supports both smart cards with readers, and readerless
USB tokens.
For more information, see the Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
Do Not Modify Pointsec for PC.msi PackageDo not modify the Pointsec for PC.msipackage in any way. For instance, do not
attempt to modify the Pointsec for PC.msipackage by using transforms. Modificationof the Pointsec for PC.msipackage invalidates the supportability of the product.
Before Installing
The following sections discuss information you need to know and things you needto check before you start to install Full Disk Encryption.
Read the Release Notes
The release notes contain the latest information on Full Disk Encryption. Read
them to find out what is new, fixed or changed. You can find the release notes on
your Full Disk Encryption CD or on the Check Point web site:http://www.checkpoint.com/.
Considerations for Other Programs
Consider the following:
Pointsec Media EncryptionIf Pointsec Media Encryption is already installed on the workstation on which
you want to install Full Disk Encryption, Single Sign On (SSO) will not work
properly.
To fix this, manually insert the following string value in Windows registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pointsec Mobile Tech\Pointsec for
PC\CompatibleGinas=pme.dll
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This action does not have to be taken if Pointsec Media Encryption is installed
after Full Disk Encryption.
Full Disk Encryption and Entrust
For information on Full Disk Encryption and Entrust installation and integration,
see the Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
Changing Information Displayed in Preboot during
Installation
Full Disk Encryption enables you to change the Full Disk Encryption graphic images
displayed during preboot authentication to, for example, images containing your
companys logo. You can also change the license text displayed during installation.
To change images displayed in preboot authentication and/or the license text
displayed during installation:
1. Create a folder named oemvar in the product package folder called 1_Pointsec
for PC (the folder that contains the Pointsec for PC.msi file).2. Add the relevant files, described in Table 1-2 on page 10, to the oemvar folder.
During installation, the files that have been added to the oemvar folder will beregistered as the files to be displayed during preboot.
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Table 1-2 oemvar files
Filename Description Specifications
Banner.bmp Banner displayed duringinstallation, except for the
InstallShield progress dialog.
499w * 59h
256 colors
Banner.jpg Banner displayed in preboot.Note: The Jpeg images must be
created without EXIF file
information. Some pictureeditors, for example, Photoshop
3.0, automatically add EXIF
information to Jpeg images,
and these Jpeg files cannot be
used.
447w * 98h
Desktop.jpg Background image displayed in
preboot. Note: The Jpeg imagesmust be created without EXIF
file information. Some picture
editors, for example, Photoshop
3.0, automatically add EXIF
information to Jpeg images,
and these Jpeg files cannot be
used.
800w * 600h
Scrsvr.jpg Preboot screen saver image.Note: The Jpeg images must be
created without EXIF file
information. Some picture
editors, for example, Photoshop
3.0, automatically add EXIF
information to Jpeg images,
and these Jpeg files cannot beused.
260 * 128 (width * height)
Ssbg.bmp Windows screen saverbackground image.
1280 * 1024 (width * height)
256 colors
Lic_oem.rtf License text displayed ininstallation.
This is a rich text file.
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Chapter 2
Installing for Administrators
Introduction to InstallingThis chapter documents how to install Full Disk Encryption for use by
Full Disk Encryption administrators, a so called preparatory installation.
The installation process can be divided into four phases:
Registering Full Disk Encryption on page 13
Creating Administrator Accounts on page 15
Protecting Volumes on page 16
Introduction to Installing page 11
Installing Full Disk Encryption on Windows Vista or Windows 7 page 12
Registering Full Disk Encryption page 13
Creating Administrator Accounts page 15
Protecting Volumes page 16
Logging On for the First Time page 17
Accessing Full Disk Encryption Management Console page 18
Installing Full Disk Encryption in an IBM RRU Environment page 19
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Installing Full Disk Encryption on WindowsVista or Windows 7
The installation of Full Disk Encryption on Windows Vista or on Windows 7 follows
the same steps as the installations on Windows XP with one important difference.
The Full Disk Encryption installation on Vista or Windows 7 must be run with
administrators rights in order to install a special driver.
To start the Full Disk Encryption installation on Vista or Windows 7:1. Log on to Windows Vista or Windows 7 with an account that has administrator
privileges.
2. Insert the Full Disk Encryption CD into your disk drive and browse to the
autorun.exe file.
3. Right-click on the autorun.exe file and choose Run as administrator. An UserAccount Control window opens and asks for your permission to install the
program.
4. Click Continue to allow the installation to be run with administrator rights. The
License Information dialog box opens and you can continue with the
instructions in the following section, Registering Full Disk Encryption, from
step 3 on page 13 and onward.
Note - The relevant version of Microsoft .NET Framework is required to
be able to use the Pointsec PC Management Console (PCMC) on a
machine. See the Release Notesfor the relevant version or versions. If,however, the PCMC will not be used on a machine, it is not required to
install .NET on that machine.
R i t i F ll Di k E ti
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Registering Full Disk Encryption
Registering Full Disk Encryption involves accepting the software license, confirming
that you have backed-up the workstation, and registering your license number.
To register Full Disk Encryption:1. Insert the Full Disk Encryption CD into your disk drive, or run Autorun.exe
located in the Full Disk Encryption folder in the product package. The following
dialog box opens:
Figure 2-1
2. Click Install. The InstallShield wizard prepares the installation.
The License Information dialog box opens.
3. Click Accept. (If you do not accept the license agreement, you cannot proceed.)
The ReadMe dialog box opens.
Note - In Windows Vista and Windows 7, you cannot run the msi
package directly from Full Disk Encryption CD-rom, you need tobrowse to the autorun.exe file on the CD, right-click on the file andchoose Run as administrator, see section Installing
Full Disk Encryption on Windows Vista or Windows 7 on page 12.
Note - If you run Windows Vista or Windows 7 on your workstation,
see the instructions in the previous section, Installing
Full Disk Encryption on Windows Vista or Windows 7, before
continuing the installation.
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4. Select Yes, I want to read ReadMe.txt to read the latest information on
Full Disk Encryption before continuing with the installation. When you have
read the latest information on Full Disk Encryption, close the file to continue
with the installation process.5. Only when you are certain that the information on the workstation you are
installing on has been backed-up, click Next in the Welcome dialog box.
The following dialog box opens:Figure 2-2
6. Enter your details and license information. You can either enter your licence
number manually in the Serial number field or click the Insert button to import a
Check Point licence (.lic) file.
7. Click Next. The Add an administrator dialog box opens. You are now ready to
start the second phase of the installation and create the Full Disk Encryption
administrator accounts.
Note - As a safety precaution, always back up any computer before
installing Full Disk Encryption.
Creating Administrator Accounts
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Creating Administrator AccountsIn this phase of the installation, you create Full Disk Encryption administrator
accounts and specify the types of passwords they use.
The accounts you create here are used for this preparatory installation only, and will
not be included in your final profile which will be deployed on the client machines
in your organization. You will specify the system administrator accounts for your
actual deployment later. For more information, see the Full Disk Encryption
Administrators Guide.
Administrator Accounts Using Fixed Passwords
Because the accounts that you specify during this step will not be included in your
final profile, you can use fixed passwords for your users at this point.
To create an administrator account that uses a fixed password:
1. In the Add an administrator dialog box, select the Fixed password option:
Figure 2-3
2. Enter the following information:
Table 2-1
Field Explanation
User account name Enter a name for the user account.
Password Enter a password for user account.
Verify Password Re-enter the password to confirm it.
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3. Click Next. The Add User dialog box opens again. Repeat the instructions above,
click Nextand then see Protecting Volumes on page 16.
Protecting Volumes
In this final phase of the installation, it is possible to specify the type of
Full Disk Encryption protection you wish to use and where to store recovery
information in the event of a disk crash.
However, these settings will be used for this preparatory installation only. They will
not affect the profile which you create from scratch later and will be used to deploy
Full Disk Encryption on the client machines in your organization. For this reason,
we recommend that you simply click Next through the wizard without specifying anyvolumes to protect or a recovery file path.
To protect volumes:
1. When prompted by the wizard, click Finish.
2. Click Yes to restart your workstation. Once restarted, the installation program
installs the Full Disk Encryption system code necessary and verifies the
volumes available. For example:Figure 2-4
During every start-up, Full Disk Encryption runs a suite of self tests to verifythat its integrity has not been compromised.
Note - When selecting volume protection, ensure that your settings are
compliant with your organizations internal security policy.
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Once Full Disk Encryption is completely installed, you will have to authenticate
yourself to access the PC.
Log File Created during Installation
While installing Full Disk Encryption, a log file containing the status of the
installation is written. It is located here (depending on where the Documents and
Settings folder is located):
For a Windows XP installation:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Pointsec\Pointsec forPC\Pointsec_PC_install_[COMPUTERNAME].log
For a Windows Vista and Windows 7 installation:
C:\Users\All Users\Pointsec\Pointsec for
PC\Pointsec_PC_install_[COMPUTERNAME].log
[COMPUTERNAME] is the name of the computer where Full Disk Encryption is
installed.
Logging On for the First TimeOnce Full Disk Encryption is installed, you must authenticate yourself before you
can access the workstation.
After restarting and installing the system code, Full Disk Encryption opens the User
Identification dialog box:
Accessing Full Disk Encryption Management Console
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Figure 2-5
1. Enter the name and password of one of the administrator accounts you
specified during the installation, see Creating Administrator Accounts on
page 15.
2. Press the Tab key to move from one field to another. Click OK when you have
entered the correct account information.Once Full Disk Encryption has authenticated you, the operating system starts as
usual and you can log in to Windows.
Accessing Full Disk EncryptionManagement Console
To access Full Disk Encryption Management Console:
1. Click Start and browse to Programs Check Point. Select Endpoint Security
ManagementConsole.
2. When prompted, authenticate yourself. Full Disk Encryption Management
Console opens.
For more information on working in the Management Console, see the
Full Disk Encryption Administrators Guide.
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Installing Full Disk Encryption in an IBMRRU Environment
To install Full Disk Encryption in an IBM Rapid Restore Ultra (RRU) environment,
you must run the installation package, InstallRRU.msi.
You can runInstallRRU.msi
by specifying it inprecheck.txt
before installation or
by manually running it after installing Full Disk Encryption as normal.
Running Using precheck.txt
To run InstallRRU.msi using precheck.txt:
1. Open precheck.txt and locate the RunAfter setting. Set RunAfter= to the pathto
InstallRRU.msi.We recommend that you use a path of max 8 characters,
without spaces or special characters, for example C:\P4PCINST\. Save thechanges to precheck.txt and close the file.
2. Install Full Disk Encryption as normal, reboot the computer and authenticate.
Once the computer has been rebooted, InstallRRU.msi is executed.
3. Press OK DONE. Full Disk Encryption is now installed with IBM RRU.
Running InstallRRU.msi after Installation
To run InstallRRU.msi after installation:
1. Install Full Disk Encryption as normal.
Note - RRU support is available up to version 3.0 of IBM RRU Versions
later than 3.0 may not work.
Note - If you want to do a silent installation, msiexec.exe can beused. The full search path must then be supplied. The normal
location for msiexec.exe is in the system32 directory, for example:
C:\Windows\System32\msiexec.exe /i C:Ppointsec\InstallRRU.msi
/q
Note - If there is an anti-virus application installed, ensure that
InstallRRU.msi is not stopped from running. If InstallRRU.msi isstopped by mistake, you should be able to run it manually
afterwards.
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2. Run InstallRRU.msi when the installation is complete and the computer is upand running with Full Disk Encryption installed.
Log File Created during Installation
While installing Full Disk Encryption in an IBM RRU environment, a log file
containing the status of the installation is written. It is located here:X:\Program Files\Pointsec\P4PC_RRU.log
Booting the System into IBM RRU
To boot into IBM RRU:
1. Reboot the system, an IBM text is displayed prior to Full Disk Encryptionpreboot authentication (PBA), for example:
To interrupt normal startup press the blue Access IBM button
or
To boot to the IBM Rescue Recovery Environment, press F11
2. Full Disk Encryption PBA will be displayed. Authenticate to
Full Disk Encryption, the following information is displayed:
Pointsec loading operating system... To boot to the IBM Rescue
Recovery Environment, Press F113. Press F11. The system will now boot into IBM RRU.
Here you will have the option to restore from backup, etc. For more information,
see your IBM RRU documentation.
Note - If there is an anti-virus application installed, ensure that
InstallRRU.msi is not stopped from running. If InstallRRU.msi isstopped by mistake, you should be able to run it manually afterwards.
Note - Leave the system alone at this point. In order for the any of the
boot options to work, you first need to be authenticated byFull Disk Encryption. IBM RRU will start even if you have not been
authenticated but you will not be able to access the disk.
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