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manage-bde status
Provides information about all drives on the computer, whether or not they are BitLocker-protected.
manage-bde on
Encrypts the drive and turns on BitLocker.
manage-bde off
Decrypts the drive and turns off BitLocker. All key protectors are removed when decryption is complete.
manage-bde pause
Pauses encryption or decryption.
manage-bde resume
Resumes encryption or decryption.
manage-bde lock
Prevents access to BitLocker-protected data.
manage-bde unlock
Allows access to BitLocker-protected data with a recovery password or a recovery key.
manage-bde autounlock
Manages automatic unlocking of data drives.
manage-bde protectors
Manages protection methods for the encryption key.
manage-bde tpm
Configures the computer's Trusted Platform Module (TPM). This command isn't supported on computers running Windows 8 or win8_server_2. To manage the TPM on these computers, use either the TPM Management MMC snap-in or the TPM Management cmdlets for Windows PowerShell.
manage-bde setidentifier
Sets the drive identifier field on the drive to the value specified in the Provide the unique identifiers for your organization Group Policy setting.
manage-bde ForceRecovery
Forces a BitLocker-protected drive into recovery mode on restart. This command deletes all TPM-related key protectors from the drive. When the computer restarts, only a recovery password or recovery key can be used to unlock the drive.
manage-bde changepassword
Modifies the password for a data drive.
manage-bde changepin
Modifies the PIN for an operating system drive.
manage-bde changekey
Modifies the startup key for an operating system drive.
manage-bde KeyPackage
Generates a key package for a drive.
manage-bde upgrade
Upgrades the BitLocker version.
manage-bde WipeFreeSpace
Wipes the free space on a drive.
-? or /?
Displays brief Help at the command prompt.
-help or -h
Displays complete Help at the command prompt.
mapadmin
The mapadmin command-line utility administers User Name Mapping on the local or remote computer running Microsoft Services for Network File System. If you are logged on with an account that does not have administrative credentials, you can specify a user name and password of an account that does.
Syntax
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]]
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] {start | stop}
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] config <option[...]>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] add -wu <windowsuser> -uu <UNIXuser> [-setprimary]
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] add -wg <windowsgroup> -ug <UNIXgroup> [-setprimary]
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] setprimary -wu <Windowsuser> [-uu <UNIXuser>]
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] setprimary -wg <Windowsgroup> [-ug <UNIXgroup>]
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] delete <option[...]>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] list <option[...]>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] backup <filename>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] restore <filename>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] adddomainmap -d <Windowsdomain> {-y <<NISdomain>> | -f <path>}
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] removedomainmap -d <Windowsdomain> -y <<NISdomain>>
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] removedomainmap -all
mapadmin [<computer>] [-u <user> [-p <password>]] listdomainmaps