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01 Requirements

02 Installing BitLocker

Using the GUI

Using PowerShell
 Unspecified error

03 Configuring backup of BitLocker recovery infor-

mation

04 Enabling BitLocker

Enable BitLocker with PowerShell on the operat-

ing system drive
Enable BitLocker with the GUI on a fixed data
drive
Enable BitLocker with PowerShell on a fixed data
drive

05 View BitLocker recovery passwords

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BitLocker Drive Encryption gets a lot of attention

when it comes to end-user devices such as tablets,
laptops, and desktop computers. However, it doesn’t
get as much attention when it comes to protecting
data on Windows Servers. Do you have a strategy in
place to protect the data stored on your servers using
disk encryption?

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Most of us tend to have server racks, which makes
unauthorized physical access for things such as re-
moving or stealing servers a much harder proposition
than with smaller user-type devices. But, since most
rack mount servers have hot-swappable hard drives,
it becomes very easy for someone with malicious in-
tent to pull hard drives that could contain sensitive
data.

Protecting server data can also be problematic if you

have to deal with shared rooms/closets where telco
equipment or even office supplies may be stored, es-
pecially if those are remote/satellite offices without a
full-time IT person on staff or where multiple people
have access to the room. In these situations, you can
use BitLocker to protect your company’s data.

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As with client systems, BitLocker requires a Trusted Proce
Platform Module (TPM) version 1.2 or later. TPM ver- Mana
sion 2.0 adds some additional features, such as proce
Connected Standby, but most servers aren’t going to
use that feature. Without the TPM, a USB startup key
or startup password is necessary for the server at ev-
ery boot.
For this tutorial, the server also needs to be domain-
joined because we need a way to back up the
BitLocker recovery keys if the server runs into trouble
and needs those keys.

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For encrypting boot volumes, you’ll have to use physi-
cal hardware. BitLocker Drive Encryption is not sup-
ported for booting VHD/VHDX files (https://
technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/
hh831507.aspx#BKMK_VHD), but it is supported for
data drives. The same is true if you’re using VMware
(http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/
search.do?lan-
guage=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2036142
).

Installing BitLocker
BitLocker Drive Encryption is not installed by default
on Windows Server. To install it, we’ll need to either
use the GUI or run a PowerShell command.

Using the GUI

In the Server Manager, click Add roles and features.

Click Next on the Before You Begin screen and Next
again on the installation type, leaving Role-based or
feature-based installation as the default. Select
your server and click Next again. Skip Server Roles Powe
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On the Features window, click the BitLocker Drive Mana
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Install BitLocker Drive Encryption in Add Roles and

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Include management tools for BitLocker Drive
Encryption

Click Next when you’re taken back to the Select

Features window. The install process will require a re-
boot; select Restart the destination server auto-
matically if required and click Install. Accept the re-
boot warning by clicking Yes, and then click Install
one last time.

Using PowerShell

To install BitLocker Drive Encryption using

PowerShell, open a PowerShell window with
Administrator rights and run the following command:

1. Install-WindowsFeature BitLocker –
IncludeAllSubFeature -
IncludeManagementTools -Restart

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If you try to use the BitLocker GUI tools by going to

Control Panel > BitLocker Drive Encryption or by go-
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Unspecified Error when using BitLocker GUI tools

Michael (https://4sysops.com/michael-pietroforte/) en-

countered this error (https://4sysops.com/forums/
topic/manage-bitlocker-gui-does-not-start-with-
unspecified-error-on-windows-server-201/) in a
VirtualBox VM, and I was able to confirm it on a
Hyper-V VM. Both of us think this is most likely just a
bug because you can resolve it by rebooting after the
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Configuring backup of BitLocker re-
covery information
Escrowing your BitLocker recovery information is an
incredibly important step in encrypting your servers.
Should something happen to a server that requires
this information, not having it means you’ll have to re-
cover the system from a backup. If the machine is in
Active Directory, we can configure a few settings in
Group Policy to ensure that the recovery information
is saved.

In a Group Policy Object (GPO) that is linked to the

Organizational Unit (OU) where your servers are lo-
cated, right-click the GPO and choose Edit. Go to
Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative
Templates > Windows Components > BitLocker Drive
Encryption > Operating System Drives > Choose how
BitLocker-protected operating system drives can be
recovered and set it to Enabled.

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Choose how BitLocker-protected operating system proce
drives can be recovered

In addition to the default settings, select the Do not

enable BitLocker until recovery information is
stored to AD DS for operating system drives
check box. I also like to select Omit recovery op-
tions from the BitLocker setup wizard.

Next, we’ll need to do the same thing for fixed/data

drives. Go to Computer Configuration > Policies >
Administrative Templates > Windows Components >
BitLocker Drive Encryption > Fixed Data Drives >
Choose how BitLocker-protected fixed drives can be
recovered and set it to Enabled.

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Choose how BitLocker-protected fixed drives can be
recovered

Like you did for the operating system drives, select

the Do not enable BitLocker until recovery infor-
mation is stored to AD DS for fixed data drives
check box. I also like to select Omit recovery op-
tions from the BitLocker setup wizard for fixed/
data drives.

Enabling BitLocker
The last step in setting up BitLocker on our server is
encrypting the drive. As with installing BitLocker, we
can accomplish this with either the GUI or
PowerShell.
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To encrypt the operating system drive in the GUI, go proce
to the Control Panel, change the view to Large (or
Small) icons, and go to BitLocker Drive Encryption.
Click Turn on BitLocker in the Operating System
Drive section.
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system drive

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drive. If you’re working with a brand-new server, used Mana
disk space will encrypt the drive must faster. If you’re proce
working with a server that has been in use, the entire
drive option is the preferred option so that all space
(including free space) is encrypted. Click Next after
you’ve made your selection.
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have to reboot. Click Start encrypting to start the en-
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To enable BitLocker on the operating system drive,

run the following PowerShell command:

1. Enable-BitLocker -MountPoint "C:" -

UsedSpaceOnly -RecoveryPasswordProtector
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Enabling BitLocker with the Enable-BitLocker cmdlet

on an operating system drive

If you’re working with an existing server that’s been in

use, you can omit -UsedSpaceOnly so that all drive
space on C:\ is encrypted in case any old data is lin-
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Enable BitLocker with the GUI on a fixed
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To encrypt a fixed data drive in the GUI, go to the

Control Panel, change the view to Large (or Small)
icons, and go to BitLocker Drive Encryption. Click
Turn on BitLocker in the Fixed Data Drives section.

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have to log in every time it reboots to enter a pass-
word to unlock the data drive, select Automatically
unlock this drive on this computer and then click
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To enable BitLocker on a fixed data drive, run the fol-
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1. Enable-BitLocker -MountPoint "D:" -

UsedSpaceOnly –RecoveryPasswordProtector
2. Enable-BitlockerAutoUnlock –Mount "D:"
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View BitLocker recovery passwords

If you need to view the BitLocker recovery pass-
words, you’ll need to install the BitLocker Recovery
Password Viewer to use in Active Directory Users and
Computers (ADUC). If you’re using a system that
you’ve just encrypted using these instructions, the
viewer is already installed. You can also use the fol-
lowing PowerShell command:

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1. Install-WindowsFeature RSAT-Feature-
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In ADUC, you can double-click any BitLocker-

encrypted system that has recovery data backed up
in AD DS and go to the BitLocker Recovery tab to
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paul
Paul
10 years ago

Great write-up. I’m always wary of encrypting

servers in case there is a DR situation. Will
need to do some testing on this.

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Kyle Beckman (https://4sysops.com/

members/kyle-beckman/) 10 years ago

I completely agree! It’s one thing for

someone’s laptop to randomly ask for a
Recovery Key, but a server… ouch. In a
perfect world, you’re running all your
workloads in Hyper-V and a non-booting
server isn’t as big of a deal than say a SQL
server or Exchange not coming back up. In a
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Ming
9 years ago

We have mixture of computers within the

domain with and without BitLocker enabled.
These computers are sitting in the same OU.

We are looking at pushing out a startup

script gpo to disable startup repair on all
computers.

In order for BitLocker enabled

computers to stop having to use the recovery
key at each reboot, we included the two
cmdlets within the startup script to disable
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We tested it. by running the above cmdlets,
computers with BitLocker no longer asking
BitLocker recovery key upon restart.
However, what impact / changes these
cmdlets would bring to the computers that
WITHOUT bitLocker enable? Does the
cmdlets make registry key changes / etc?

What could happen for those computers

that do not have BitLocker enable when run
the manage-bde xxx cmdlets?

Thank you for sharing. great post.

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members/kyle-beckman/) 9 years ago

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because that isn’t normal behavior.

Before you run a command in a script to

make changes to BitLocker, you should be
checking to see if BitLocker is enabled first.
You’re asking for trouble running commands
 against a system without first verifying that
what you’re trying to modify is/isn’t on the
box.

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sslang
Ming
9 years ago

We need to disables Startup Repair from

appearing due to shutdown failures (which
includes intentionally yanking the power
cord) / by pressing F8 key because of
security reason. we have get the bcdedit /set
cmdlets tested and working.

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manage-bde -protector -diasable
manage-bde -protector -enable

However, these computers (with and without

BitLocker are sitting on the same OU).
Are you saying that by running the -disable /
-enabled on computer without BitLocker,
there may be unknown risks?

Tyring to find out more info on, as I thought

by running -disable / -enabled on computer
without BitLocker, that computer will ignore
this cmdlets (do nothing).

Unlike if I ran -off / -on then BitLocker will be

turn ON.

thank you for your help.

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members/kyle-beckman/) 9 years ago

I still think you’ve got some other issue if

you’re having so many computers run
startup repair that you want to disable it. I
used to support an army of systems that
 were all BitLocker encrypted and I can’t
recall ever having one go into startup repair.

I’m saying that (1) you should test it because

I haven’t and (2) you shouldn’t blindly run
any command against a system without
doing a sanity check to see if it is necessary.
I would never run a command like that
without checking to see if BitLocker was
enabled first and then skip the command if
BitLocker wasn’t enabled.

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manage-bde -status c: | find /I “Protection

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) || (
Echo No bitlocker
)
) || (
Echo No action required
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pinnacleaccess
FH
8 years ago

We are trying to follow your post and turn on

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GUI, for example turning on Bitlocker on
Drive D, there is no option:”Automatically
unlock this drive on this computer” or for
drive c it requires us to save password as an
option to file or USB.
What we are seeing is that the screen shots
you posted for Windows 2012 R2, are not
available to use when we try to turn on
Bitlocker on drives. We have looked enough
everywhere so far no resolution to this.
We are wondering if you have seen this and
can tell us what we are doing wrong. Dell
server with TPM turned on.
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Michael Pietroforte
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FH
8 years ago

Hello:

Yes I can see TPM under security devices

with version 1.2

Has anybody seen this problem?

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