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affects
host
reporting
of
density
and
is
included
to
support
legacy
needs
for
transparency.
The
default
of
not
masking
encrypted
densities
means
that
the
host
can
see
a
different
density
code
for
encrypted
vs
non-encrypted
tapes
(x72
[enc]
as
opposed
to
x52
[non-enc]).
This
feature
masks
this
so
the
drive
reports
the
primary
density
only.
Normally
this
is
set
to
the
drive
default
(which
is
to
show
encr
density).
If
a
legacy
setup
will
not
work
with
a
new
density
code
being
reported
[for
whatever
software
reason]
this
will
allow
transparent
encryption
to
still
be
used.
deserialize.
To
change
from
serial-by-bit
to
parallel-by-byte.
detented.
A
part
being
held
in
position
with
a
catch
or
lever.
device.
Any
hardware
component
or
peripheral,
such
as
a
tape
drive
or
tape
library,
that
can
receive
and
send
data.
device
driver.
A
file
that
contains
the
code
needed
to
use
an
attached
device.
DHCPv6.
The
Dynamic
Host
Configuration
Protocol
for
IPv6.
Although
IPv6’s
stateless
address
autoconfiguration
removes
the
primary
motivation
for
DHCP
in
IPv4,
DHCPv6
can
still
be
used
to
statefully
assign
addresses
if
the
network
administrator
desires
more
control
over
addressing.
DIAG.
Diagnostic
section
of
maintenance
information
manual.
differential.
See
High
Voltage
Differential
(HVD).
direct
access
storage.
A
storage
device
in
which
the
access
time
is
independent
of
the
location
of
the
data.
display
contrast.
On
the
Operator
Control
Panel
(OCP),
the
brightness
of
the
display
can
be
set
by
setting
the
contrast
from
1
(the
brightest)
to
10
(the
lightest).
dll.
Dynamic
link
library:
Microsoft’s
implementation
of
the
shared
library
concept.
These
libraries
usually
have
the
file
extension
DLL,
OCX
(for
libraries
containing
ActiveX
controls),
or
DRV
(for
legacy
system
drivers).
download.
(1)
To
transfer
programs
or
data
from
a
computer
to
a
connected
device,
typically
a
personal
computer.
(2)
To
transfer
data
from
a
computer
to
a
connected
device,
such
as
a
workstation
or
microcomputer.
DRAM.
Dynamic
random-access
memory.
drive,
magnetic
tape.
A
mechanism
for
moving
magnetic
tape
and
controlling
its
movement.
Drive
Not
Configured.
This
message
occurs
during
the
first
boot
after
a
factory
settings
restore
is
executed.
This
is
not
a
real
issue
since
it
takes
the
library
a
while
to
configure.
DRV.
Drive.
DSE.
Data
security
erase.
DSP.
Digital
signal
processor.
E
EBCDIC.
Extended
binary-coded
decimal
interchange
code.
EC.
Edge
connector.
Engineering
change.
ECC.
Error
correction
code.
EEPROM.
Electrically
erasable
programmable
read-only
memory.
EIA.
Electronics
Industries
Association.
EIA
unit.
A
unit
of
measure,
established
by
the
Electronic
Industries
Association,
equal
to
44.45
millimeters
(1.75
inches).
eject.
To
remove
or
force
out
from
within.
EKM.
The
Encryption
Key
Manager
application
EKM
Server
Settings.
Maintaining
primary
and
secondary
EKM
servers
is
desired
for
maximum
availability
of
encrypted
backup
and
recovery.
These
settings
are
required
for
Library
Managed
Encryption
only.
electronic
mail.
Correspondence
in
the
form
of
messages
transmitted
between
user
terminals
over
a
computer
network.
email.
See
electronic
mail.
encryption.
To
alter
(a
file,
for
example)
using
a
secret
code
so
as
to
be
unintelligible
to
unauthorized
parties.
An
encryption
enabled
drive
contains
the
necessary
hardware
and
firmware
to
encrypt
and
decrypt
host
tape
application
data.
Encryption
policy
and
encryption
keys
are
provided
by
the
host
application
or
host
server.
EPO.
Emergency
power
off.
EPROM.
Erasable
programmable
read
only
memory.
EQC.
Equipment
check.
equipment
check.
An
asynchronous
indication
of
a
malfunction.
Error
log.
A
dataset
or
file
in
a
product
or
system
where
error
information
is
stored
for
later
access.
Glossary
H-3