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40 EncrypTight User Guide
NOTE
It is strongly recommended that you synchronize the workstation hosting the EncrypTight software with an
NTP server either on your network or on the Internet. For EncrypTight to function properly, all of the
elements of EncrypTight need to synchronize with NTP servers.
Related topics:
● “Uninstalling EncrypTight Software” on page 40
● “Installing Software Updates” on page 73
● “Network Clock Synchronization” on page 33
Upgrading to a New Version of EncrypTight
Prior to upgrading to a new version of EncrypTight, uninstall the previous version (see “Uninstalling
EncrypTight Software” on page 40). Previously installed third party software should be unaffected by an
upgrade of EncrypTight.
To learn how to preserve and transfer your appliance and policy data if you are upgrading from ETEMS
to EncrypTight, and for information about updating EncrypTight components to new versions, see
“Installing Software Updates” on page 73.
Uninstalling EncrypTight Software
To uninstall EncrypTight:
1 If you use a local ETKMS, stop it before continuing. For more information, see “Launching and
Stopping a Local ETKMS” on page 45.
2 Exit the EncrypTight application.
3 In the Microsoft Windows Control Panel, click Add or Remove Programs.
4 From the list of programs, select EncrypTight. Click Change/Remove.
5 The uninstall wizard asks if you want to save the appliance configurations. If you plan to reinstall
EncrypTight or upgrade to a new version, click Ye s to save the workspace data for use in the new
version. Workspace data includes appliance configurations, default configurations, and policy data.
User accounts are also retained, but not Login preferences. If you select No, workspace data and user
accounts are deleted during the uninstall process.
Preferences are not saved when EncrypTight is uninstalled, regardless of whether you opt to save the
appliance configurations.
Starting EncrypTight
Only one user at a time can be logged in to EncrypTight. User authentication is enabled by default. Use
the default userId and password to log in to EncrypTight the first time. You can then change the default
account or disable user authentication.