On 3/30/2012 6:54 AM, Thomas Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking at disabling crypt on all of my Windows clients and noticed that
> there's an extra option for them, versus *nix clients--auth.
>
> With auth enabled, 'fs getcrypt' indicates that the security level is "data
> integrity". I wasn't able to find any information about what this means in
> the docs at the website nor in the release notes of the client (1.7.8).
>
> Can someone explain what this setting does please? Just wondering if it's
> encrypting communications while acquiring tokens ('auth') or providing some
> kind of integrity checks to help avoid or catch data corruption ('data
> integrity') or something else entirely.
>
> Thank you,
>
> ~ TomThe "fs setcrypt" options are "off, auth, on". off is no protection auth is data integrity protection on is data security protection (all traffic encrypted)
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