File backup encryption

Hi
i would like to know if when using DPM the file backup is sent encrypted to the server in the transmisión? if not when is this information encrypted?  which kind of encryption does it use?
thanks
luis

Hi Luis,
there is no encryption on Disk. DPM only supports tape encryption, encrypting the data while it is written to tape.
If you want to have your disk backups encrypted, you have to:
1. encrypt the files. DPM will back them up and restore them and does not care whether they are encrypted or not.
2. Use Hardware Encryption of your storage if supported. This is transparent to DPM. DPM does not know that the data is encrypted while writing it.
Cheers
Chaib
P.S.: Here is a link describing how to set up tape encryption for your protection groups:
http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/jj628058.aspx

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                                                           [m:s]      [MB/h]
        1     2579505152*                                   2:19      63712   /oracle/S01/sapdata2/sr3_1/sr3.data1
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        7     2998935552*                                   2:38      65165   /oracle/S01/sapdata2/sr3_6/sr3.data6
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        9     2852134912*                                   2:28      66162   /oracle/S01/sapdata2/sr3_8/sr3.data8
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       17     1048584192*                                   0:59      61017   /oracle/S01/sapdata4/sr3db_3/sr3db.data3
       18       20979712*                                   0:06      12005   /oracle/S01/sapdata4/sr3usr_1/sr3usr.data1
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