@Sebastian-Roth, @Wayne-Workman Thank you, guys. This info is helpful. I’ll try to update you if I am successful.

@Tom-Elliott To clarify, I assume there is a snap-in that would apply whole disk encryption after imaging? This is Linux, and so BitLocker would not apply. Would this be part of the finalization/optimization stage of the cloning process (forgive me if I have my terminology incorrect).

Server

• FOG Version: Fog 1.3
• OS:

Client

• Service Version:
• OS: CentOS 7

Description

I need to clone encrypted disks that can be re-sizable. I am trying to avoid dd due to time constraints and the inability to resize. I need to be able to multicast - or at the very least image often, so that is why dd would be prohibitively slow and restrictive.

I can either create an image of an encrypted drive, or hopefully, I can use FOG to create the encrypted drive and clone into it. I thought I could run a preimage script with FOG to set up LUKS partitions and have FOG then unpack the image into this.

Is this possible?