In Message-ID:<frc6io$lk0$1@news.mixmin.net>,
Perjut <perjut@no.spam> wrote:

>Arthur T. wrote:
>> I have encrypted virtual disks. When I back up the OS files
>> that hold them, the backups are equally encrypted.
>>
>> I've downloaded TrueCrypt. When I get brave enough, I'm
>> going to implement its whole-disk (or whole-partition) encryption.
>> Is there any reasonable way to back up the data so the backup is
>> encrypted? (Is there any *free* way to securely back up the
>> data?)
>>
>> I'm running Win2K. I normally back up to DVD RW.
>>
>
>It is quite complex and it needs quite a bit of time to learn, but
>anyway, here it goes:
>
>http://clonezilla.sourceforge.net/clonezilla-live/

Thank you. That looks like what I'd want. It's going to be
scary to test the restore, but, not as scary as using a new backup
program and *not* testing the restore. (It's also a good thing I
kept my C: partition at 4GB; it'll fit on a DVD.)

Thanks again for the link. I probably won't report back on
success or failure because it'll be a while.

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Arthur T. - ar23hur "at" intergate "dot" com
Looking for a z/OS (IBM mainframe) systems programmer position