Encryption the local disk

I am trying to enable the Safe Harbor feature on the encryption, it is supposed to create a encpryted folder at the root of the fixed disk(non system volume).
I have 1 142 gig partition that houses the windows directory. Is this considered the system volume, thus won't create a encrypted folder on c: on this partition, and if so, am I going to have to repartition the hard drives to allow for the encrypted files.

Originally Posted by dspinatto
Yes, that's why "Non-System volume" is being displayed as a legend on the MC for Data Encryption page.
A newer product build with an improved encryption driver should be out soon addressing this shortcoming. Stay tuned for ZESM 3.5 IR6.
>>>
From: Danny TMF<[email protected]>
To:novell.support.zenworks.endpoint-security-management
Date: 3/20/2009 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: Encryption the local disk
Hi Montanadm,
After testing this on my own test machines i can only say that indeed
it "only" creates the folder on the d:\ drive.
Is there a way around this already?
Regards
Danny_TMF
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Safe harbor encryption will be available on the c:\ (system volume) with ZESM IR6. Keep an eye out for it as it should be available for download this week.

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