Been a while and I'd have to double check but... You might not want to use compression if you use encryption... I believe it encrypts first then tries to compress and encrypted data doesn't compress (much). Something to double check.
Dwight -----Original Message----- From: J D Gable [mailto:josh.gable@;eds.com] Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 4:13 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Encryption Does anybody have any evidence/research as to what kind of additional overhead encryption puts on a client when processing a backup (CPU, Memory, etc.)? I am running some tests myself, but the numbers are staggering (we're seeing up to a 300% increase in the backup time in some cases). I understand that it is largely based on the horsepower of the node, but I was wondering if anyone else is seeing the same, or if anyone knew a place I could get some additional info on encryption. Thanks in advance for your time, Josh