It depends on what you want from encryption.

If you want client side encryption with no key management and to suck CPU on
the client, with no compression capabilities, then NetWorker has it.

If you want encryption to tape with compression and real key management then
look at Neoscale (my favourite) or Decru.

Hope that helps

Siobhan Ellis
IDATA Integrity
Sydney


On 15/7/07 5:48 AM, "Dennis Peacock" <networker-forum AT BACKUPCENTRAL DOT COM>
wrote:

> It is supported in Networker 7.3.2, it's just that I haven't been through it
> enough to speak more knowledgable on this topic as I'm just learning about it
> myself. I do know that it's covered a good bit in the 7.3x Admin documentation
> and looks as if it's more work for the backup admins to support this.
> 
> I do have a lot of questions on this and support hasn't been real helpful on
> this topic when I've called and talked with them about it.
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