Here's the situation: Healthcare company with laptop users. W2K clients, NT4 domain. Requirements are that email, and employee(/client) data be secured to industry standards when stored on laptop computers, in our case we use EFS. We used to use PGP's client software which created a password protected virtual drive. They no longer sell this software. Here's what we have been successful in doing: Setting up a secured EFS folder in which all contents are encrypted, etc. Setup outlook with offline folder settings/OST, storing the OST file in the secured directory -- works great. Here comes the problem... Setup Offline folder access for the user directory (\\server\userdirs\psimon). Synchronizing works just fine; we've researched that Offline Folder data is stored in %systemroot%\CSC. Leaving this as is would not be to the companies best interest. We need to further secure the "cached files" with EFS. Problem is the CSC folder will not let us EFS it. Maybe because it's +SH - who knows. The files in the CSC folder are binary, but still not secure. We're looking into the cachemov res kit utility but we don't expect much help from that. Here's where I need your input: How would one apply extra security (EFS) to the cached files generated when using Offline Folders? Thanks in advance for your help! --- Thanks, Paul Simon Network Manager Chestnut Health Systems 1003 Martin Luther King Dr. Bloomington, Illinois 61701 VOC: 309.827.6026 x2638 FAX: 309.827.2127 ================================== To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation mode or view archives use the below link. http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm