SRDF Encryption

i don't think it's encrypted natively, you can probably encrypt with some Cisco fcip solutions ..but there goes your SRDF compression.

I don't know.... is it one or the other ?

SRDF data transmission is proprietary but it is not encrypted.

Hmm ..i think i have to retract my statement. I remember seeing announcement about a month ago that the new GigE Channel Director offer hardware-assisted IPv6 & IPsec encryption. IPsec feature is separately license and can be enabled on per GigE interface.

Dynomax, looks like you are correct. There is a Customer Presentation: EMC Innovation for Symmetrix DMX Series on PowerLink that mentions IPv4/IPv6 and optional IPsec encryption.

http://powerlink.emc.com/km/live1/en_US/Offering_Basics/Presentation/SymmetrixDMX-Innovation.ppt

Ukrainian thank you very much

Never trust Dynamox the Russian !! Always verify what he writes

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I thought you were a native American ?!?!? Well.... native... the only natives are indians....

nahh ..i am from Kiev ....Dynamo Kiev champion ....at least in my dreams

Dynamo Kiev is a well known soccer team .. at least here in Italy since they gave a lot of PITA to some italian teams

Between vacuum cleaning my house and washing the floor, I can't resist at looking the forums

However always beware of the Russian Bear

Soccer ? As in football ? Neh, don't like to watch 22 grown up men running behind some ball and supporters kicking and fighting the lights out of each others eyes.....

I'm a native Dutchman and I still live there as well

oh man ..i can't believe i hear this from an European ...i still have nightmares with Marco Van Basten, Ruud Gullit destroying my Dynamo

Hi RRR,

I like your football game example .

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Why ? I like civilized sports. In fact, the reason I absolutely hate football is that it's become a bit too well supported sport, it's become too massive, too violent, way too much community money goes into in (police to contain the crowd, traffic problems)... Of course the crowd is mostly responsible for that, but there's no game without any incidents in the news paper the day after. It's not a pure sport anymore: it's business, war, violence, a poor excuse to beat up your neighbor.
I like Formula 1, volleyball, skating, Olypic Games in general, Athletics (I'm training for the marathon myself, which is still al looooooooooong way to go). The one thing I don't like is team sports (with 1 exception: volleyball: I must say I like doing it myself, but to watch it... not too long, unless it's some finale or something).