Client status shows that FileVault isn't managed
Last Modified: 2022-10-10 06:07:57 Etc/GMT
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Client status shows that FileVault isn't managed
Technical Articles ID:
KB89825
Last Modified: 2022-10-10 06:07:57 Etc/GMT Environment
Management of Native Encryption (MNE) 5.x, 4.x For details of MNE-supported environments, see KB79375 - Supported platforms for Management of Native Encryption. Problem
FileVault can't be managed after you successfully install MNE and enable the following policy options:
This problem is seen on systems where the FileVault password and the Authentication fails when the user is prompted to enter the MNE FileVault password. Authentication also fails after the user tries to enter the User Logon password. NOTES:
If users ignore this request, recovery of their system can't be achieved, as no recovery key can be escrowed to ePO; FileVault only releases the current recovery key if authentication is provided. Cause
The above behavior is as expected. MNE doesn't accept the FileVault password in the following scenarios:
SolutionMake sure that the
High Sierra (without Apple File System [APFS]) and earlier:
NOTE: To sync the FileVault and User Account password on High Sierra with APFS, the user must have sudo permissions:
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