VMware vSphere Client: You can export the recovery key as a file using the vSphere Client. Log in to the vSphere Web Client. Select the VM with TPM encryption enabled. Go to Settings > Security > Trusted Platform Module. Click Export Recovery Key. Save the file to a secure directory.
Step 2: Generate a Recovery Key Once TPM encryption is turned on, a recovery key will be generated automatically. To view the recovery key: vmware tpm encryption recovery key backup
Log in to the vSphere Web Client.
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Third-party tools: You can also use third-party tools, such as encryption key management solutions, to backup and store your recovery keys. VMware vSphere Client: You can export the recovery
When one enable TPM encryption on a VM, a recovery key is generated and stored in the TPM. This recovery key is used to decrypt the VM’s data in case one need to recover it. However, if you lose or forget the recovery key, you risk losing access to one’s VM’s data. That’s why backing up the TPM encryption recovery key is crucial. Here are some reasons why TPM encryption recovery key backup is important: Go to Settings > Security > Trusted Platform Module
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