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Entering the Wrong Secure Key

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StorageCare Sage

• The Secure Keys used for Auto Unlock and Auto Add Key are reset to the last Secure 

Key entered. This could cause problems if you are not careful (see 

Avoiding Problems 

With Automated Settings

).

When you remove a Secure Key, the following things occur:
• The Secure Key is removed from both the media and the tape drive.
• The Secure Keys from both Auto Unlock and Auto Add Key are removed.
• The status of both Auto Unlock and Auto Add Key are set to OFF. 

Entering the Wrong Secure Key

If you enter the wrong Secure Key when attempting to unlock a cartridge, change a Secure 

Key, or remove a Secure Key, you get an error message similar to the one shown in 

figure 4

. Click

 

OK

 and try the operation again.

Figure 4  Secure Key Mismatch 
Error

After 32 failed attempts, you get an error message similar to the one shown in 

figure 5

and you cannot do anything else. You must unload the cartridge from the drive, then 

reload it, in order to continue.

Figure 5  Error After 32 Failed 
Attempts

Note:

To complete removal of the Secure Key from the media, you must unload the 

tape cartridge.

Summary of Contents for DLT-S4

Page 1: ...and driver requirements Installing StorageCare Sage Dashboard 0 Follow these instructions to install StorageCare Sage Dashboard 1 Hook up your tape drive to your PC see your drive s Product Manual fo...

Page 2: ...pgrade the firmware on the tape drive Using StorageCare Sage Dashboard StorageCare Sage Dashboard is easy to understand and use If you need more information the Getting Help feature provides a detaile...

Page 3: ...eeded Simply right click any item and click What s This to view a description of the item see figure 1 Figure 1 Getting Help Using the Status Tab The Status tab displays a snapshot of your drive and m...

Page 4: ...rtridge wear reaches 100 the cartridge needs to be replaced Viewing Write Protection and Tape Security Status 0 The Write Protection status tells you if the media is write protected with the manually...

Page 5: ...atically unlock tape cartridges protected with a specified Secure Key Automatically add Secure Keys to unprotected tape cartridges When you add or change a Secure Key the key is coded onto both the me...

Page 6: ...emove a Secure Key or to unlock a protected cartridge The Secure Key is case sensitive and may be any combination of letters numbers special characters or hex bytes It must be at least 8 characters by...

Page 7: ...Unlock and Auto Add Key are set to OFF Entering the Wrong Secure Key If you enter the wrong Secure Key when attempting to unlock a cartridge change a Secure Key or remove a Secure Key you get an error...

Page 8: ...utomatically unlocking cartridges with a specified Secure Key The drive compares the Secure Key of a newly inserted cartridge to the Secure Key on the drive If the Secure Key on the cartridge matches...

Page 9: ...Key ON follow the procedure for Using Auto Unlock with the additional step of selecting the final checkbox that states Also automatically Add this key to unprotected writable cartridges see figure 6 F...

Page 10: ...ecure Key 22222222 Example A Now the cartridge and drive Secure Keys do not match and you must unlock the cartridge using Secure Key 22222222 Because the tape drive can only remember the last Secure K...

Page 11: ...ey are reset to OFF and the Secure Keys are cleared from the tape drive If you intend to automatically add Secure Keys to all unprotected cartridges and you don t realize that Auto Add Key is OFF you...

Page 12: ...work of resellers OEMs and other suppliers to meet customer s evolving data protection needs For assistance contact Quantum Technical Assistance center North America 1 800 284 5101 UK France and Germa...

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