Hello,
What happens when drives are used to encrypt the data and if the data 
needs to be recovered offsite, say going from IBM to HP drives ? or if the 
original drive that encrypted the data was replaced ? 
Just curious .
Thanks



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David Magda wrote:

> Is there any word on whether LTO-4's built-in hardware encryption can be
> utilized using Networker? Is this planned at all?

It can be used with any backup software product. However, NetWorker does
not have any facilities to manage keys. If you use suitable hardware to
control the encryption you can set the drives up to use encryption and
it will be transparent to NetWorker. I have used it and it works fine.

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