Dell PowerVault MD3200i Owner's Manual - Page 114
The Physical Disk Security menu appears in the Storage Array menu. The, Save Security Key File
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Whenever the power is turned off and turned on again, all of the securityenabled physical disks change to a security locked state. In this state, the data is inaccessible until the correct security key is provided by a RAID controller module. You can view the self encrypting disk status of any physical disk in the storage array from the Physical Disk Properties dialog. The status information reports whether the physical disk is: • Security Capable • Secure-Security enabled or disabled • Read/Write Accessible-Security locked or unlocked You can view the self encrypting disk status of any disk group in the storage array. The status information reports whether the storage array is: • Security Capable • Secure The following table shows how to interpret the security status of a disk group Table 10-1. Interpretation of Security Status of Disk Group Secure Yes No Security Capable - Yes Security Capable - No The disk group is composed of all Not applicable. Only SED SED physical disks and is in a physical disks can be in a Secure Secure state. state. The disk group is composed of all The disk group is not entirely SED physical disks and is in a composed of SED physical disks. Non-Secure state. The Physical Disk Security menu appears in the Storage Array menu. The Physical Disk Security menu has these options: • Create Security Key • Change Security Key • Save Security Key File • Validate Security Key • Unlock Drives 114 Configuration: Disk Groups and Virtual Disks