Hello Klaus,
Can you confirm which Agent type this is for? - Usually (depending on Agent/Configuration) the data is Compressed, Deduplicated and then encrypted (where applicable).
Do you see any stats in the Agent logs for encryption?
From the “Jobs in Storage Policy Copies Report” you should be able to validate if he job is encrypted. ref: https://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v11/article?p=105328.htm
Best Regards,
Michael
Hi @MichaelCapon ,
I’m using a wide range of agents.
Virtual Server Agents, multiple database types, NAS ….
I can see the jobs marked as encrypted in the JobsInStoragePolicyCopy report.
for the VirtualServerAgent, this is only available AFTER the first backup of a VM, because the VMs Client Ressource has to be encryption enabled as well to see the job as encrypted in the JobsInStoragePolicyCopy report.
this results in a procedure : backup a VM; modify VM client resource; delete first backupjob in all copies; redo an initial backup of that VM.
The settings added at the Virtualization Client (vCenter) are not automatically honored for the content (VMs).
and since I still think, that encryption is done after dedupe hash generation, the blocks might not be stored encrypted, if already stored unencrypted in the StoragePolicy through a non encrypted backup of another VM.
Best Regards
Klaus
unfortunatly my answer was blocked due to content, I’m not aware of.
maybe it will be visible within the next 24hrs
@johanningk , your reply was set to pending. I’m not sure why just yet, though I approved it.
edit: As I suspected after looking at your post, the word ‘hash’ was flagged….I removed that from the list of suspicious words as it has a valid meaning in IT 
@johanningk , following up on this (after the blocked reply) to see if you had any further questions.