Encryption Resources; Encryption Status Led - Oracle StorageTek T9840 User Manual

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Encryption
• Format tape cartridges.
An encryption-enabled drive cannot:
• Append (write) to a non-encrypted data cartridge.
• Mix encrypted and non-encrypted data on the same cartridge.
With drive code level 1.44.xxx and Key Management System (2.1), the T9840D Fibre
Channel and FICON drives comply with FIPS Level 1 which is the lowest
classification (production-grade requirements).

Encryption Resources

For additional information on the encryption capabilities and features of the T10000
Tape Drive, see:
• OKM 2.3 or higher
• Oracle Key Manager, Administration Guide
• Oracle Key Manager, Systems Assurance Guide
• KMS 2.x
• Crypto Key Management System, Administration Guide
• Crypto Key Management System, Systems Assurance Guide
• KMS 1.x
• Crypto Key Management Station, User's Guide
• Crypto Key Management Station, Configuration and Startup Guide
• Crypto Key Management Station and Data-at-Rest Encryption, Technical Brief
For further information on the encryption option, see your sales representative.

Encryption Status LED

Encryption-capable drives have a tricolor, encryption-status LED on the rear panel
(status indication explanations are provided in
that fully enclose the drive use a light pipe to transfer the LED indication to the rear
of the tray (see the CRYPT label in
If the encryption status LED is green, it indicates that the drive is encryption capable,
but not encryption enabled. In this state, the drive functions only in a non-encryption
safe mode, and cannot read/write encrypted data cartridges. However, the drive can
function normally for non-encryption tasks.
When the drive is encryption enabled, the LED turns red to indicate the drive is
armed and functioning in the encryption mode. In this state, the drive can read/write
encrypted data cartridges. The drive can also read non-encrypted data cartridges, but
cannot write to non-encrypted data cartridges.
18 T9840 URM
TABLE 1-1 on page
FIGURE 1-3 on page
19).
19). Drive trays
December 2012

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