Hi everybody, My MBAM servers are in an active directory domain that I will call "DOMAIN A". -When I install the mbam client in a computer which is in "Domain A", all work very well. I can see the computer on the web interface, I can recover the encrypted drive, I don't get any error message in the "event viewer" on the client. -When I install the mbam client in a computer which is in a different domain ( DOMAIN B), all work well too (I can see the computer on the web interface, I can recover the encrypted drive...) but I get the following event in the event viewer on the client : Source : MBAM / Event : 4 "An error occured while sending encryption status data" "A message containing a fault was received from the remote endpoint" I should say that the "disablemachineverification=1" already exists on the server . Does someone have an idea ? Thanks Emmanuel

Hi , According to the error message, this is a known issue with the product specified. Did you create the MBAM key first? If not, please follow steps below to create a new registry key on MBAM Server where you have MBAM Administration and Monitoring Server role installed. a. Start Registry Editor. b. Navigate to following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft c. On the Edit menu, click New -> Key, and add the following registry key value: MBAM d. Under the newly created registry key name, on the Edit menu, click New -> DWORD (32-bit) Value and name it as: DisableMachineVerification e. Set the value to 1. f. Exit Registry Editor. After you make these changes, you must restart the MBAM server for the modifications to take effect. More information, please refer to the KB article below. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2612822Tracy Cai TechNet Community Support

Hi , According to the error message, this is a known issue with the product specified. Did you create the MBAM key first? If not, please follow steps below to create a new registry key on MBAM Server where you have MBAM Administration and Monitoring Server role installed. a. Start Registry Editor. b. Navigate to following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft c. On the Edit menu, click New -> Key, and add the following registry key value: MBAM d. Under the newly created registry key name, on the Edit menu, click New -> DWORD (32-bit) Value and name it as: DisableMachineVerification e. Set the value to 1. f. Exit Registry Editor. After you make these changes, you must restart the MBAM server for the modifications to take effect. More information, please refer to the KB article below. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2612822Tracy Cai TechNet Community Support