Release Note для Spectra Logic spectra t120
User Guide Updates
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Recycling Media
LTO-4 drives require that all data encrypted and written to a single tape use the same
encryption key—that is, a single key is associated with all the encrypted data on an
individual tape. After encrypted data is written to a tape, the drive will not overwrite
the data using a different encryption key until you recycle the tape through BlueScale
Encryption. If you lose the encryption key for a tape, you must recycle the tape before
you can re-use it.
encryption key—that is, a single key is associated with all the encrypted data on an
individual tape. After encrypted data is written to a tape, the drive will not overwrite
the data using a different encryption key until you recycle the tape through BlueScale
Encryption. If you lose the encryption key for a tape, you must recycle the tape before
you can re-use it.
Note:
Keep the following in mind when you recycle media.
If you plan to use the same key that was used to encrypt the data already on the
tape, you do not need to recycle the tape using the process described in this
section.
section.
Make sure that the backup software cannot access the drive you plan to use for
recycling the media during the recycling operation.
The recycle media operation can only be performed using the touch screen (or
using a keyboard and mouse connected to the LCM). You cannot access the
Import/Export TeraPack Cases screen when using a remote connection to the
library.
Import/Export TeraPack Cases screen when using a remote connection to the
library.
Follow these steps to recycle one or more encrypted LTO cartridges so that they can be
reused with a new encryption key.
reused with a new encryption key.
1. From the toolbar menu, select General > Import/Export. The Import/Export
TeraPacks screen displays (Figure 54).
2. Select the partition containing the tapes that you want to recycle from the Partition
drop-down list, then select Go.
Figure 54 The Import/Export TeraPacks screen.