Encryption type options
The following table describes the encryption type options that you can set for the recovery points.
See Scheduling a backup.
Table: Encryption type options
| Option | Description |
| No password and no encryption | Creates the recovery points without any password protection or encryption. Use this option only if you store your recovery points in a location that is not shared with anyone. |
| | Anyone who can access the recovery points can restore from them or view their contents. |
| Password protected with AES Encryption | Lets you set a password on the recovery point |
| | when it is created. Passwords can include |
| | standard characters. Passwords cannot |
| | include extended characters, or symbols. Use |
| | characters with an ASCII value of 128 or |
| | lower. |
| | Only the users who know the password can |
| | restore from or view the contents of the |
| | recovery point. |
| | Encrypts recovery point data to add another |
| | level of protection to your recovery points. |
| | Choose from the following encryption levels: |
| | - Standard 128-bit (8+ character password) |
| | - Medium 192-bit (16+ character password) |
| | - High 256-bit (32+ character password) |