What you need to know about the tamper-resistant container?
- The device, which creates a container (a container file) must not be write-protected.
- The container can not be created on CD / DVD, but you can go to write the file when it is already created.
- The user who creates the container must have the right to create files.
- Working with the container is only possible if the system is installed and running Kaspersky KryptoStorage Subsystem Secure Containers.
- The container can be created on the hard disk to flash, inside another container (when connected) within protected folder (when it's plugged in), inside the protected disc (when connected), and copied to all these places.
- Restriction on the size of the container are imposed only file system itself:
- to FAT16 - 2 GB
- to FAT32 - 4 GB
- for exFAT - 256 TB
- for NTFS - 16 TB
- Create a container can be, as well as protected folder in two ways:
- of the window
- from the context menu
- By default, the containers are invited to assign extension. kde . This extension is associated with the program in the system at the stage of installation. If you use this extension, then mount the container can be double-clicking the mouse or the shortcut menu. If you use another extension, then mount the container will be available only from the context menu of a file container (para Kaspersky KryptoStorage - Connect the container).
- The automatic unmounting not.
- Connecting you can share the container (in addition, the system will remember sharing, if used to mount the same letter). Accordingly, the following scenario possible: the user logs in, connects the container and out of it and the container remains disable shared and accessible across the network.
- Because container is a regular file, then delete protection it can be placed in the protected folder or protected disc.
go to work. Create the protected container from the context menu. Box creation protected container very similar to the creation screen protected folder, The only difference is that when you create a container to specify the size in megabytes. Accordingly, the container will not be able to put more data than will be set in the window.
After creating a container program will offer to format it. Without any formatting in the container will not be anything to write. If you refuse to format at this stage, the request will appear every time you mount and when accessing the 'mounted drive from Windows Explorer (to try to open it).
When formatting to keep in mind:
- if you select fast mode formatting and file system FAT16/FAT32/exFAT, then the container file will have the smallest possible size and grow up when you created as the filling. This will save space, where is a container file.
- If you select NTFS file system container file will immediately have a specified size
- with full formatting, regardless of the file system container file will immediately be specified when the size of the
The next step is to select the point and mode connection.
Connects the container as a drive (hard or removable), and therefore he needs to assign a letter. In the drop down menu "logical drive" will list all available drive letters. Connection mode will not be available until as long as the container is not formatted.
Modes of connection container:
- read-only. In this mode, the mounted container can not be anything to write, and from it nothing can be deleted
- option is set automatically and can not be turned off if the container file is read-only attribute "
- In MS Windows 2000 does not work mode "Read Only" containers, formatted in NTFS
- to connect as a removable drive. If the box is then connected as a removable drive. If unchecked, the drive is mounted as a fixed (hard drive).
- In MS Windows Vista container can only be connected as a removable disk
Working with the connected formatted container does not differ from that of conventional removable / fixed disk. It also can format, change the label, etc.
How to work with secure container:
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Note that the dismantling of the need for some time. However, reboot or shut down your computer when container can be mounted, after loading the operating system they will be dismantled.
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