Confirm Hp Secure Hard Disk Operation - HP High-Performance Secure Hard Disk Setup Manual

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10. For the HP LaserJet CM3530, replace the thumb screws and carefully tighten them.
11. For the HP LaserJet CP6015, press the formatter board until the tabs lock the board in place.
12. Reconnect the power and all interface cables and turn the printer/MFP on.
13. Continue with

Confirm HP Secure Hard Disk operation

Use the HP embedded Web server to confirm that the HP Secure Hard Disk is operating correctly.
NOTE: Use this section to initially verify printer/MFP operation after an installation. Otherwise, use
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You can also use the printer configuration page to verify the installation.
1. Start a supported Web browser and enter the IP address or host name of the printer/MFP as the
URL.
See the setup or use guides provided with your printer/MFP for additional information about the
HP embedded Web server.
2. From the HP embedded Web server page, select the Settings tab, and then select Security.
3. In the Hard Drive and Mass Storage Security Settings section, select Configure.
The HP Secure Hard Disk status is displayed, which includes the type, serial number, drive status,
and encryption status, as in the following example:
Serial Number: ABCDE1234567890abcde
Drive Status: Enabled
Encryption Status: Encrypted
Encrypted indicates that the HP Secure Hard Disk is locked to the printer/MFP. If the HP Secure
Hard Disk is removed from the printer/MFP, the data is unreadable.
NOTE:
automatically locks to the printer/MFP.
4. If you installed the HP Secure Hard Disk in an existing printer/MFP, and the status does not display
the Hard Disk, Drive Status, and Encryption Status fields, verify that the printer/MFP firmware
was updated.
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To prevent formatter board damage, ensure that it is properly aligned in the tracks.
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Hard Disk: Internal (encryptable)
Automatic locking is enabled by default. Once installed, the HP Secure Hard Disk
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