One thing I want to warn about using client encryption is that there are
two flavors:
- standard encryption, in which the client prompts for a password
- transparent encryption, in which the client generates the key and then
uses the server as an external key manager
If you decide to implement cli
>> On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:22:00 +0530, Sachin V Chaudhari1
>> said:
> But if I enable client encryption for taking flat file backup, then
> how will I restore the backup set data. At the time of backup set
> restoration will it ask me to put the same passport which I used it
> for flatfile back
wight
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HI Thx for your inputs.
But if I enable client encryption for t
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be in its encrypted format.
Dwight
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Guyes,
Any idea about how to
Guyes,
Any idea about how to protect/encrypt the backup set ?
Requirement :- Need some kind of protection/authentication at the time of
restoring backup set data, so that even if backup set media lost, no one
can restore that data. Currently using LTO2 drives.
Appreciate your inputs..
Thanks,
