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Frequently Asked Questions Go Back to FAQ list How does Microsoft SQL Server handle encryption? By:- dbapool Editor  1 Person(s) found this faq useful. Microsoft SQL Server version 6.x allows for encryption of data "over the wire" for both 16-bit and 32-bit clients with the encryption option of the Multi-Procotol Network Library. SQL Server relies on the Microsoft Windows NT RPC API to do the encryption of network traffic. Windows NT RPC uses 40-bit RC4 encryption, which is the maximum allowed for export, so there are no differences between US and International versions. Did you find this FAQ helpful? Yes: No: Name: Email: Comments: Go Back to FAQ list

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