Dell TL2000 User Manual
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is
installed
at
manufacturing
time.
Each
drive
receives
a
unique
serial
number
and
certificate.
The
T10
application
may
validate
each
drive
instance
by
checking
the
drive’s
digital
certificate.
CAUTION:
The
library
must
be
offline
from
any
user
and
all
media
must
be
removed
from
the
drives
before
license
keys
are
installed
or
any
configuration
modifications
are
made.
Please
refer
to
and
for
instructions
to
take
the
library
offline
and
to
eject
media
from
the
drives.
To
prevent
possible
data
loss
due
to
an
EKM
server
failure,
Dell
recommends
the
use
of
a
primary
and
secondary
EKM
server.
This
configuration
provides
redundancy
in
the
event
the
primary
EKM
server
is
down
or
unavailable.
Please
refer
to
Chapter
2
(Multiple
Key
Managers
for
Redundancy)
of
the
Dell
Encryption
Key
Manager
User’s
Guide
and
to
for
information
on
configuring
a
primary
and
secondary
EKM
for
your
library.
If
the
backup
job
fails
due
to
an
EKM
server
failure,
the
job
will
recover
if
connectivity
is
restored
to
the
EKM
server
prior
to
expiration
of
the
timeout
set
in
the
tape
backup
software
application.
Enabling
library-managed
encryption
on
a
PowerVault
TL2000
or
TL4000
is
a
6
step
process.
1.
Upgrade
the
library
and
drive
firmware
to
the
latest
versions.
The
firmware
can
be
found
at
2.
Enable
library-managed
encryption
on
the
library
via
the
license
key
if
not
already
licensed.
Please
refer
to
Figure
2-25
for
activation
instructions.
.
If
you
purchased
library-managed
encryption
at
the
time
you
purchased
your
library,
a
hard
copy
of
the
license
key
is
provided
with
your
library
as
a
backup.
If
there
are
any
issues
with
the
license
key
for
library-managed
encryption
purchased
with
the
library,
please
visit
to
obtain
your
license
key.
You
will
need
the
library
serial
number
and
worldwide
node
name
to
obtain
the
license
key.
Please
refer
to
the
following
tables
in
this
document
for
instructions
on
locating
this
information:
v
Table
1.2
for
library
serial
number
v
Table
4.5
for
library
worldwide
node
name
If
this
does
not
resolve
your
issue,
please
contact
Dell
technical
support.
3.
Configure
library-managed
encryption
on
your
library.
Please
refer
to
Figure
2-26
for
instructions.
4.
Install
the
Dell
Encryption
Key
Manager
(EKM)
application
on
the
server
designated
for
EKM.
Please
refer
to
Chapter
3.0
of
the
Dell
Encryption
Key
Manager
User’s
Guide
for
instructions.
This
document
can
be
found
at
5.
Configure
the
EKM
application.
Please
refer
to
Chapter
4.0
of
the
Dell
Encryption
Key
Manager
User’s
Guide
for
instructions.
6.
Start
the
EKM
application.
Please
refer
to
Chapter
5.0
of
the
Dell
Encryption
Key
Manager
User’s
Guide
for
instructions.
Note:
All
encryption
settings
should
be
configured
or
re-verified
in
the
drive
after
any
library
or
drive
reset.
This
is
because
a
new
drive
may
have
been
added
or
an
existing
drive
may
have
been
swapped
with
another
drive.
Chapter
1.
Product
Description
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