Specifications

Utilities for Endpoint Encryption for Files and Folders
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6. Wait until SBCECore.exe crashes. To know when this happens, you should look
into the command prompt window. When it has crashed you should see a
prompt looking like: 0:006>
7. Type the following five commands in the command prompt window and hit
enter between them (observe the dot in the beginning of logopen and
logclose):
1).logopensbcedbgtrace.txt
2)g
3)kb
4).logclose
5)q
8. The window should now have been closed by the last command
9. Click on the Start menu and select Run…
10. Type: cmd
11. Press enter and a new command prompt window will appear
12. In the new command prompt window, type: dir
You should now see a file called sbcedbgtrace.txt
13. Send that file to your McAfee support representative for further analysis.
Command line file operation utilities
File copy with retained encryption SbCeShell.com/.exe
The SbCeShell utility contains a function to make a blind (raw) copy of an
encrypted file from a command prompt, to a target location without decrypting the
file. This copy function may be useful for scripted back-up operations.
Where to find it
The utility comes as a part of the Endpoint Encryption for Files and Folders client. Once
the client has been installed, the utility is ready to use.
Instructions/syntax
1. Open a command prompt and step to the Program Files directory for Endpoint
Encryption for Files and Folders, normally:
[SYSDRIVE:\Program
Files\Endpoint Encryption for Files&Folders]
2. Run the command >SbCeShell -blind_copy <source> <destination>