Re: SQL 2005 Encryption - MS Support Level

I'm not MS, but what level of encryption do you mean? The built in stuff
(Symmetric Key, Assymetric Key, Certificate)? Those use industry standard
encryption protocols, so my guess is that MS will support how to use them,
but not the algorithms themselves (or adding new ones or anything like
that). Just what I'd guess.

MS, please clarify.

"Ron Brent" <RonBrent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8D08A6B0-C6CB-45CA-B4EB-C192F6E9B927@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi guys,

Anybody knows whether Microsoft supports customers during the encryption
implementation?
What level of support?
Does Microsoft support the customers directly or though its partners?

Thanks,

Ron


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