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  • June 19, 2007 at 10:38 pm #369317
    milles21
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    Does OSX server lack the ability to store files encrypted on the file system except by creating an encrypted disk image.

    An example is that you can flag items encrypted on NTFS and on netware the data is encrypted on the file system . Would ZFS been the only way to provide this type of security. I am concerned about setting up OS-X and maintaining regulations for having data encrypted in disk images because it does not seem to have any admin recoverability integrated into the directory system. Can anyone address these questions please.

    June 22, 2007 at 11:58 pm #369348
    milles21
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    My concern was more of data at rest, I believe that it can work because of the two passwords supplied meaning a admin decryption password. I guess I was just hoping for a decryption solution integrated with OD like AD has.

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