Encryption over a manual saveset (for us) required a directive file on the 
client.  We do this on Solaris clients, but I'd assume the same for a Windows 
environment.

The interesting bit is if a directive can reference a raw partition.  
Unfortunately the manpages I have say no (in Unix), but raw backups in Windows 
don't seem to require rawasm.

Have you tried something like this (disclaimer, -f taken from a unix manpage):

save.exe -f my_asm.dir \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2

And my_asm.dir contains:
aesasm:  \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2


@ EMC - Any chance we can get a checkbox for encryption in the saveset config, 
like NetBackup has?  It really should not be an asm, but instead a core part of 
the client libraries (barring export restriction issues of course).


--TSK

Tim Kimball
http://sungak.net



-----Original Message-----
From: dave2 AT CAMBRIDGECOMPUTER DOT COM [mailto:dave2 AT CAMBRIDGECOMPUTER DOT 
COM] 
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2011 2:45 PM
Subject: aes encryption of manually backed up raw partition on windows

Hi,



Does anyone know if it is possible to enable AES encryption of a raw
partition via a manual save?



I'm thinking save.exe \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2 type of command.



Thanks,



Dave

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