My company has purchased a half-dozen QNAP TVS-1582TU-i5-16G-US units. They are going to be our mid-level storage arrays. They support iSCSI, they support encryption but as far as I can tell, not at the same time. You can enable encryption on a share so there is some capability.
Is there a roadmap to supporting ISCSI encryption? We are currently using firmware 4.3.5.0760 build 20181114
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey
ISCSI encryption
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Re: ISCSI encryption
as the ISCSI filesystem is transparent to the QNAP, encrypt it however you like (and snapshots/backups via NAS should still work, as they are block based)
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Re: ISCSI encryption
How would the NAS know how to encrypt it when it doesn't even know how it's been formatted?Protholl wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2019 11:06 pm My company has purchased a half-dozen QNAP TVS-1582TU-i5-16G-US units. They are going to be our mid-level storage arrays. They support iSCSI, they support encryption but as far as I can tell, not at the same time. You can enable encryption on a share so there is some capability.
Is there a roadmap to supporting ISCSI encryption? We are currently using firmware 4.3.5.0760 build 20181114
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey
The host formats it, the NAS doesn't know if it's FAT32, NTFS, EXT4, HFS+ you name it.
Never going to be on roadmap in my view.