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HP Ultrium WORM data cartridges, Ultrium 1760 tape drives and encryption

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Table 5 Data cartridge compatibility Tape drive model Ultrium 200 GB* data cartridge Ultrium 400 GB* data cartridge Ultrium 1760 not supported read only Ultrium 920 Ultrium 448 read only read/write read/write read/write (C7972A) * Capacity assumes 2:1 compression. Ultrium 800 GB* data cartridge read/write and nl write once/read many read/write (C7973A) nl write once/read many (C7973W) not supported Ultrium 1.6 TB* data cartridge read/write (C7974A) nl write once/read many (C7974W) not supported not supported NOTE: The 100 GB* data cartridge, C7970A, is also supported on Ultrium 448 tape drives. It is not supported on Ultrium 920 and Ultrium 1760 tape drives.) HP Ultrium WORM data cartridges The HP StorageWorks Ultrium 1760 and 920 tape drive includes support for both re-writable and Write-Once, Read-Many, WORM, data cartridges. WORM cartridges provide for an enhanced level of data security against accidental or malicious alteration of data on the tape cartridge. The WORM data cartridge can be appended to maximize the full capacity of the tape cartridge, but the user will be unable to erase or overwrite data on the cartridge. Any attempt to modify a WORM cartridge to enable writing over existing data will result in the media becoming permanently write protected. It should still be readable in a WORM drive, depending upon the severity of the tampering, but no further appended backups will be possible. WORM data cartridges are clearly identified by their distinctive, two-tone cartridge color. They can only be used with Ultrium tape drives that support the WORM feature. To check whether your backup or archive software application supports WORM cartridges, refer to the following web site: http://www.hp.com/go/connect. For information on how your HP Ultrium StorageWorks tape drive and WORM cartridge can help your business meet Information Lifecycle Management and regulatory compliance requirements, please refer to the HP Business Support Center at: http://www.hp.com/go/bizsupport. Ultrium 1760 tape drives and encryption Your Ultrium 1760 tape drive includes hardware capable of performing data encryption at full speed while writing data, and decrypting when reading. Encryption is the process of changing data into a form that cannot be read until it is deciphered, protecting the data from unauthorized access and use. HP Ultrium 1760 tape drives use the strongest version of the industry-standard AES encrypting algorithm to protect your data. To make use of this feature you need: • a backup application that supports hardware encryption • Ultrium 1.6 TB media (C7974A or C7974W); no encryption will be performed when writing earlier generations of tape 60 Use the correct media

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Table 5 Data cartridge compatibility
Tape drive model
Ultrium 200 GB*
data cartridge
Ultrium 400 GB*
data cartridge
Ultrium 800 GB*
data cartridge
Ultrium 1.6 TB*
data cartridge
Ultrium 1760
not supported
read only
read/write and
write once/read
many
read/write
(C7974A)
write once/read
many (C7974W)
Ultrium 920
read only
read/write
read/write
(C7973A)
write once/read
many (C7973W)
not supported
Ultrium 448
read/write
read/write
(C7972A)
not supported
not supported
* Capacity assumes 2:1 compression.
NOTE:
The 100 GB* data cartridge, C7970A, is also supported on Ultrium 448 tape drives. It is
not
supported
on Ultrium 920 and Ultrium 1760 tape drives.)
HP Ultrium WORM data cartridges
The HP StorageWorks Ultrium 1760 and 920 tape drive includes support for both re-writable and
Write-Once, Read-Many, WORM, data cartridges. WORM cartridges provide for an enhanced level
of data security against accidental or malicious alteration of data on the tape cartridge. The WORM
data cartridge can be appended to maximize the full capacity of the tape cartridge, but the user will
be unable to erase or overwrite data on the cartridge. Any attempt to modify a WORM cartridge to
enable writing over existing data will result in the media becoming permanently write protected. It
should still be readable in a WORM drive, depending upon the severity of the tampering, but no further
appended backups will be possible.
WORM data cartridges are clearly identi
ed by their distinctive, two-tone cartridge color. They can only
be used with Ultrium tape drives that support the WORM feature.
To check whether your backup or archive software application supports WORM cartridges, refer to the
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Ultrium 1760 tape drives and encryption
Your Ultrium 1760 tape drive includes hardware capable of performing data encryption at full speed
while writing data, and decrypting when reading.
Encryption is the process of changing data into a form that cannot be read until it is deciphered,
protecting the data from unauthorized access and use. HP Ultrium 1760 tape drives use the strongest
version of the industry-standard AES encrypting algorithm to protect your data.
To make use of this feature you need:
a backup application that supports hardware encryption
Ultrium 1.6 TB media (C7974A or C7974W); no encryption will be performed when writing earlier
generations of tape
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Use the correct media