Re: Bitlocker and Linux - Visio

Darn, I was hoping that would work for you. Oh well... I tend to use Inkscape myself, (which can also import Visio files) but unless you already use Inkscape it can have a pretty steep learning curve if you just want to make nice network diagrams and such. That being said, if you get past

Re: Bitlocker and Linux - Visio

I run visio in crossover linux without issues. -- JD Austin Voice: 480.269.4335 (480 2MY Geek) j...@twingeckos.com On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Michael Butash wrote: > I hadn't, but just did... Doesn't look too bad, but I really need > bi-directional import and export

Re: Bitlocker and Linux - Visio

I hadn't, but just did... Doesn't look too bad, but I really need bi-directional import and export of visio formats. That and I never really use them for actual flow charts as most software seems to presume I want to do. I end up doing some very detailed network diagrams for customers and

Re: Bitlocker and Linux - Visio

On 10/18/2016 10:08 AM, Michael Butash wrote: I'm still down to only visio I simply haven't found a suitable replacement for yet. Have you looked at Calligra Flow? I believe it even loads (but not saves) Visio files these days. I'm sure it's not as feature rich as Visio, but it might do

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

t, I have done this with Ubuntu. It requires you to turn over the >> initial boot records to windows and use an application like EasyBCD to >> manage them. but it provides full bitlocker compatibility with Linux. >> >> See method 3 from this post for a baseline. http://so

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

for yet. -mb On 10/17/2016 08:23 PM, Brien Dieterle wrote: I don't see anything there about centrally managed full disk encryption for Linux with bitlocker.  There are products out there but no way a shop is going to invest

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

ng there about centrally managed full disk > > encryption for Linux with bitlocker. There are products out there but > > no way a shop is going to invest in multiplatform solution just for > > one person. I would look at doing native Linux encryption (whatever > > the dis

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On 2016-10-17 20:23, Brien Dieterle wrote: > I don't see anything there about centrally managed full disk > encryption for Linux with bitlocker. There are products out there but > no way a shop is going to invest in multiplatform solu

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

ere about centrally managed full disk encryption > for Linux with bitlocker. There are products out there but no way a shop > is going to invest in multiplatform solution just for one person. I would > look at doing native Linux encryption (whatever the distro offers during > installation)

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

I don't see anything there about centrally managed full disk encryption for Linux with bitlocker. There are products out there but no way a shop is going to invest in multiplatform solution just for one person. I would look at doing native Linux encryption (whatever the distro offers during

Re: Bitlocker and Linux

Incorrect, I have done this with Ubuntu. It requires you to turn over the initial boot records to windows and use an application like EasyBCD to manage them. but it provides full bitlocker compatibility with Linux. See method 3 from this post for a baseline. http://social.technet.microsoft.com

Bitlocker and Linux

be encrypted with Bitlocker so they could access the drive contents should I ever leave or die or what ever... I realize encrypting the linux partition with bitlocker is not likely ever going to happen (right?) but are there corporate linux systems that allow IT access to encrypted volumes like Bitlocker