Dell DR4000 Glossary page 12

Key Management
Interoperability
Protocol (KMIP)
Key Serving Ports
Keygroup
Keys
Keystore / Keygroup/
Master Keystore
KMIP
Java Database
Connectivity (JDBC)
JDBC
Leader Controller
Legacy Mode
Linear Tape-Open (LTO) An open standards tape format.
logical unit number
(LUN)
LTO
LTO Key Group Rollover In EKM, a set of keys assigned to be used once the default keygroup is depleted.
LUN
MAC address
Managed Disks
managed system
management IP
address
management network
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Standards set up for the communication between enterprise key management systems and
encryption systems.
Ports used by the operating system to communicate in EKM.
In EKM, a set of keys assigned to a specific department, area, or hardware type.
An encrypted certificate used to protect data in EKM.
A group of encrypted keys in EKM.
See Key Management Interoperability Protocol.
An API for the Java programming language that defines how a client may access, query, and
update data in a database.
See Java Database Connectivity.
The primary controller in a dual controller Dell Compellent Storage Center. Normally, the
leader and peer controllers share the storage I/O load, essentially doubling throughput, but
only the leader controller performs external management functions. If one controller fails,
the remaining controller becomes or remains the leader and assumes the duties of both
controllers. See Peer Controller.
In Dell Compellent Storage Center, fault domains are configured to dedicate pairs of primary
and reserved front end ports, connected through redundant equipment, as a mechanism to
protect storage traffic against a single point of failure. See Fault Domain, Virtual Port or
Virtual Port Mode.
A logical unit is a conceptual division (a subunit) of a storage disk or a set of disks. Each
logical unit has an address, known as the logical unit number (LUN), which allows it to be
uniquely identified.
See Linear Tape-Open.
See logical unit number.
See Media Access Control address.
In Dell Compellent Storage Center, storage media devices (disks, SSDs) that are assigned to
a disk folder in order to associate those devices with a storage pool. See Storage Pool, disk
folder.
A managed system is any system that is monitored and managed using Dell OpenManage
Server Administrator.
Address used to used to connect to an intelligent IP-enabled device in order to monitor or
manage that device. The address may be dedicated for exclusive use by management
applications or shared for use by management and service applications.
An optional management network separates iSCSI traffic (Volume I/O) from management
traffic (GUI and CLI sessions, and other group management communications and intergroup
operations).