here at work we do not use bacula so I can't speak to the compatibility, 
but we use the following:

Started with Netapp Datafort inline apiliances, we have around 30 of the 
deployed, they work mostly, but require more maintaince then I would like.

Our second generation solution for inline encryption is using lto-4 and 
sun T-10k native encryption.

Ed m.

On Wed, 5 Jan 2011, Mingus Dew wrote:

> Fellow Bacula Users,
>     I am in search of a hardware based encryption solution that is
> OS/Storage independent. Whether it be a new drive or something else even
> Bacula compatible. The encryption provided within Bacula itself is not
> sufficient for my needs and during my last search I was unable to find an
> LTO-4 drive with encryption that was capable of encrypting tapes w/o
> interaction from the Backup program (essentially only being supported by the
> software of the vendor itself)
>
>    So some responses from fellow users on what you're doing for encryption
> of Tapes outside of Bacula would be great.
>
> Thanks,
> Shon
>
>
> 
>

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