Compression algorithms work by removing repeating patterns in the data.
Encryption also works by removing repeating patterns in the data.
So you are correct that no matter what type of drives you are using, the
drives are unlikely to be able to do any significant amount of compression
on
Hi Wanda ,
thanks a lot for this detailed clarification and your additional idea !
- it makes all sense and is quite comprehensible now
Rainer
Wanda Prather schrieb:
Compression algorithms work by removing repeating patterns in the data.
Encryption also works by removing repeating patterns in
You are very welcome!
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Rainer Wolf rainer.w...@uni-ulm.dewrote:
Hi Wanda ,
thanks a lot for this detailed clarification and your additional idea !
- it makes all sense and is quite comprehensible now
Rainer
Wanda Prather schrieb:
Compression algorithms
Hi All,
we normally recommend 'not using TSM Compression' becaus the
fantastic 3592-drives are doing the compression very well and fast.
If users want to encrypt their data with the tsm-client I tend to
recommend also using compression because data would be first get compressed
and then get
Client-encrypted data still compressable on the
3592 Drives ?
Hi All,
we normally recommend 'not using TSM Compression' becaus the fantastic
3592-drives are doing the compression very well and fast.
If users want to encrypt their data with the tsm-client I tend to
recommend also using compression
