BitLocker - Backup TPM Information to AD
1) View >> "Advanced Featires" 2) Active Directory Users & Computers >> Properties of Computer >> Attribute Editor >> "msTPM-OwnerInformation" Guide - Backing Up BitLocker and TPM Recovery Information to AD DS -------- If I decript the whole drive, deactivate the TPM Chip, then I activate it again, encrypt the drive -> I see both information - RecoveryKey and TPMOwnerInfo in AD. But this is only the test machine with 30 GB. I don't want to decrypt and enrypt the rest productive machines with 300+ GB onboard. I just want to backup the TPMOnwerInfo into AD, when the drive is beeing already encripted. Any ideas?
March 16th, 2012 12:17pm

Where in GP is that? I have not found that option..?? Edit: I found it under System.. so enabled it but the machines are not pulling it down. I noticed you said you created another GPO, so does that mean that setting needs to be in its own object?
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March 24th, 2012 8:59am

My notebook is beeing encrypted. The Recovery Key and TPM Owner Info were in AD. I changed the TPM Password and I have the new hash (tpm file). I can store the Recovery Key in the AD with the command manage-bde -protectors c: -adbackup -id '{xxxxx}'I can not backup the TPM Owner Infomation ito AD. I receive only the error code 0x8031003a. How can I do this?
March 24th, 2012 11:25am

Where in AD DS did you see TPM owner info? I have about 100 machines Bitlocker'ed and only see drive recovery keys in AD DS. In all that I have read and researched, I don't believe TPM info gets imported into AD DS. Please enlighten me if I am wrong :)
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March 24th, 2012 4:16pm

1) View >> "Advanced Featires" 2) Active Directory Users & Computers >> Properties of Computer >> Attribute Editor >> "msTPM-OwnerInformation" Guide - Backing Up BitLocker and TPM Recovery Information to AD DS -------- If I decript the whole drive, deactivate the TPM Chip, then I activate it again, encrypt the drive -> I see both information - RecoveryKey and TPMOwnerInfo in AD. But this is only the test machine with 30 GB. I don't want to decrypt and enrypt the rest productive machines with 300+ GB onboard. I just want to backup the TPMOnwerInfo into AD, when the drive is beeing already encripted. Any ideas?
March 25th, 2012 5:09am

I'm noob. I created the 2nd GPO for MBAM and forgot to enbale the setting Turn on TPM backup to Active Directory Domain Services. When I change the TPM Password in tpm.msc now, then I can see the right value for TPMOwnerInfo in AD. I tested the decription and encription process (which I described above) with the 1st correct GPO. My mistake, sorry.
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March 25th, 2012 5:28am

Let's look at this. I tried 2 diffrent solutions: 1) Backup the RecoveryKey and TPM OwnerInfomation in AD I created the 1st GPO for it. Guide - Backing Up BitLocker and TPM Recovery Information to AD DS I linked the GPO to the OU with my Clients' PCs. After that, when I encrypted the HDD and created the TPM Password with the PIN, I noticed, that AD backed up both informations. 2) Backup the RecoveryKey and TPM OwnerInfomation in MBAM Database. I created the 2nd diffrent GPO. Guide - MBAM Step by Step ( BitLocker Administration and Monitoring ) I linked the GPO to the OU with my Clients' PCs. Of course I deactivated the previous GPO. After that, when I encrypted the HDD and created the TPM Password with the PIN, I noticed, that MBAM backed up both informations.
March 25th, 2012 6:00am

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