Windows Server 2000/2003 Thread, Backup Exec encrypted backup in Technical; I want to start taking a tape backup off site once a term but want to ensure that it is ...
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3rd December 2009, 02:37 PM #1 Backup Exec encrypted backup
I want to start taking a tape backup off site once a term but want to ensure that it is encrypted so if it did go missing no one could get to the data (Or it would be hard to get the data).
I have a Disk to Disk to Tape Setup using Backup Exec 11d.
I have had a look in the settings but cant find where I can create an encrypted backup.
Firstly can I create an encrypted back with backup exec?
Secondly if I can, how do I do it?
Thanks
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3rd December 2009, 02:57 PM #2
Firstly: Yes.
Secondly: Look at the backup job's properties, then choose "Network and Security" from the left pane, and click for "new encryption key" on the right. Your choices are 128AES or 256AES.
You should note that for the full benefit of 256bit AES, you'd need to use a key of 64 characters. (128bit requiring 32 characters)
Last edited by Slewis; 3rd December 2009 at 03:13 PM.
Reason: Correction to key lengths
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2 Thanks to Slewis:
arthur231283 (3rd December 2009), Gibbo (4th December 2009)
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3rd December 2009, 09:37 PM #3 
Originally Posted by
Slewis
Firstly: Yes.
Secondly: Look at the backup job's properties, then choose "Network and Security" from the left pane, and click for "new encryption key" on the right. Your choices are 128AES or 256AES.
You should note that for the full benefit of 256bit AES, you'd need to use a key of 64 characters. (128bit requiring 32 characters)
Thanks,
I am going to set this up and take it home over christmas
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