Index
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W
Numerics
- 1400 installation requirements, 4.10, 4.11
- 3000 installation requirements, 4.6
- 3COM network switch configuration, 3.3.1.1.2
- 3COM Switch, 3.3
- 500 installation requirements, 4.7, 4.8
- 700 installation requirements, 4.10, 4.11
- 8500 installation requirements, 4.5
- 9310 installation requirements, 4.9
A
- AC power factors and concerns, 3.1
- accessory racks
-
- SL8500, 3.2.1
- adapter card
-
- types of, 1.7.4
- Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), 1.2
- Agents
-
- definition, 1.3
- aggregated
-
- service port, 3.3.1
- aggregated network configuration
-
- 3COM network switch, 3.3.1.1.2
- Brocade ICX 6430 switch, 3.3.1.1.3
- Extreme network switch, 3.3.1.1.1
- alley limitations, 3.1
- ANSI standards, 3.2
- assignments
-
- customer roles, 3.7.1
- auditor role, 3.7.1
B
- backup operator role, 3.7.1
- batch file
-
- LTO4, 3.8.3
- behavior
-
- LTO, 1.8.3
- Belisarius card
-
- description, 1.7.4
- Brocade ICX 6430 switch, 3.3
- Brocade ICX 6430 switch configuration
-
- configuring the switch, 3.3.1.1.3
- port mirroring, 3.3.1.1.4
- pre-configuration requirements, 3.3.1.1.3
C
- cabinet
-
- specifications for installation, 3.2
- cables
-
- for required tools, 3.9
- call center for support, C.2
- capacity
-
- of LTO4 tape drives, 1.7.4
- of T1000 tape drive, 1.7.2
- T9840D tape drive, 1.7.3
- Capacity on Demand, 3.6.1
- CBC¬ÇÐÑЦMAC standard, 1.2
- CCM standard, 1.2
- checklists
-
- See Also work sheets, 3.1
- site planning, 3.1
- system assurance, 2.1
- Cipher Block Chaining¬ÇÐÑЦMessage Authentication Code, 1.2
- cluster
-
- definition of, 1.3
- Common Criteria Consortium, 1.2
- compatibilities
-
- media types, 1.8.1
- compliance operator role, 3.7.1
- connectivity factors for pre-installation, 3.1
- content management, 3.6
- Counter with CBC-MAC, 1.2
- Cryptographic Accelerator, 1.3
- cryptography, 1
- customer
-
- contact sheet, 2.2
- roles, 3.7.1
- satisfaction, 2
- customer-initiated maintenance, C.2
D
- data path
-
- partition planning, 3.6.5
- Database, B
- database considerations, B.2.1
- Database products, B
- delivery dock, 3.1
- delivery of the hardware, 3.1
- dimensions
-
- of KMA X2100 server, 1.4.5
- of KMA X2200 server, 1.4.6
- Dione card
-
- description, 1.7.4
- Disaster Recovery planning, B.2.2.1
- dispatch, C.2
- dock availability, 3.1
- drive
-
- data for activating tape drives, 3.8.1
- file structure to activate tape drives, 3.8.2
- LTO4 preparation, 3.8.3
- types of, 1.7
- dual stack Internet Protocol, 1.5.5
E
- EIA 310-D-1992 standards for racks, 3.2
- ELOM
-
- connection, 1.5.4
- encryption
-
- configurations supported, 4.1
- hardware kits, 1.3.1
- introduction, 1
- standards, 1.2
- tape drives supported, 4.2, 4.3
- enrollment
-
- work sheet, C.6
- environmental
-
- factors and concerns, 3.1
- environmental parameters
-
- X2100 server, 1.4.5
- X2200 server, 1.4.6
- error-free installation, 2
- Ethernet adapter cards for LTO4 drives, 1.7.4
- Extreme network switch configuration, 3.3.1.1.1
- Extreme Network Switch configuration, 3.3.1.1.1
- Extreme Networks, 3.3
F
- Federal Information Processing Standards
-
- encryption standard, 1.2
- FIPS compliant tape drives, 1.7.1
- FIPS publications list, 1.2
- firmware requirements, 3.11, 3.11
G
- glossary, Glossary
- graphical user interface (GUI)
-
- installation, 3.10
- Oracle Key Manager, 1.3
H
- hardware kits, 1.3.1
- Hardware Security Modules (HSM), B.1.1
- help center, C.2
- HP LTO4
-
- description, 1.7.4
- HSM, B.1
I
- IBM LTO4
-
- description, 1.7.4
- IEC 60927 standards for racks, 3.2
- initial configuration work sheet, 3.8.1, 3.8.1
- installation
-
- site planning checklist, 3.1
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
-
- (IEEE standards), 1.2
- Integrated Cryptography Service Facility (ICSF), A
- International Standard Organization (ISO) encryption standard, 1.2
- Internet Protocol
-
- supported versions, 1.5.5
- ISO/IEC standards, 1.2
J
- Java versions, 3.10
K
- Key Groups, 1.3
- Key Management Appliance
-
- definition, 1.3
- order numbers, 4.4
- KMA See Key Management Appliance, 1.3
L
- Layer 2 broadcast switches, 1.5, 3.3
- libraries
-
- 9310 PowderHorn, 4.9
- L-Series, 4.10, 4.11
- SL150, 4.8
- SL8500, 4.5, 4.5
- library
-
- content management, 3.6
- requirements for installation, 4.1
- system assurance, 3.6.6
- Linear Tape-Open (LTO), 1.7.4
- L-Series
-
- description, 4.10
- L-Series installation requirements, 4.10, 4.11
- L-Series libraries, 4.11
- LTO4
-
- content management, 3.6
- interface types, 1.7.4
- media, 1.7.4
M
- mainframe options (ICSF), A.1.1
- managed switches, 1.5, 3.3
- media
-
- introduction, 1.7.4
- Monitor Drive tab, 3.8.3
N
- National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards, 1.2
- National Security Agency (NSA) standards, 1.2
O
- OKM cluster
-
- definition, 1.3
- OKM Manager
-
- GUI definition, 1.3
- installation, 3.10
- operator role, 3.7.1
- Oracle Database 11gR2, B
- Oracle Key Manager
-
- components, 1.3
- configurations, 1.3.2
- Oracle Wallet, B.1
P
- partitioning, 3.6.3
- partner contact sheet, 2.3
- passphrases, 3.7.1
- PC Key request form, 3.8.1
- philosophy for content management, 3.6
- PKCS, B.1.1
- planning
-
- for encryption, 1.1, 1.1
- meetings
-
- for system assurance, 2.1
- site planning checklist, 3
- power factors
-
- planning for installation, 3.1
- process
-
- for system assurance, 2, 3.6.6
- Public-Key cryptography standards (PKCS), B.1.1
Q
- quorum members, 3.7.1
R
- rackmount installation requirements, 4.12
- racks
-
- specifications, 3.2
- raw keys, 1.3
- Real Application Clusters, B
- RealTime Growth, 3.6.2
- Recovery Manager, B
- required tools, 3.9
- requirements
-
- firmware, 3.11, 3.11
- for the system assurance process, 2.1
- L-Series, 4.11
- rackmount, 4.12
- SL150 library, 4.8
- SL3000 library, 4.6
- SL8500 library, 4.5
- RETMA
-
- rack specifications, 3.2
- roles, 3.7.1
S
- SCSI tape drive interface, 1.7.4
- security officer role, 3.7.1
- Service Delivery Platform (SDP), 3.5
- service request, C.2
- site planning checklist, 3.1
- SL150 requirements, 4.8
- SL24 and SL48, 4.11
- SL3000 requirements, 4.6
- SL500 requirements, 4.7
- SL8500 requirements, 4.5
- Small Computer System Interface in tape drives, 1.7.4
- Solaris 10 operating system, 1.3
- specifications
-
- X2200 server, 3.11
- standards for encryption, 1.2
- StorageTek
-
- team member contact sheet, 2.3
- StorageTek tape drive types, 1.7
- Summit switches, 3.3
- Sun Cryptographic Accelerator (SCA), 1.3
- SunFire X2100 specifications, 1.4.5
- SunFire X2200 specifications, 1.4.6
- support request, C.2
- supported drive interfaces
-
- LTO4, 1.7.4
- survey
-
- site preparation, 3
- solution planning, 2.4
- Symmetric encryption, 1.2
- system assurance
-
- customer contact sheet, 2.2
- planning meeting, 2.1
- process, 2
- process overview, 2, 3.6.6
- StorageTek contact sheet, 2.3
T
- T10000 tape drive
-
- capacity, 1.7.2
- description, Glossary
- T9840 tape drive
-
- description, Glossary
- overview, 1.7.3
- T9840D tape drive
-
- capacity, 1.7.3
- tape drive comparison, 1.8
- tape drives
-
- LTO4, 1.7.4
- supported types, 1.7
- T10000, 1.7.2
- T9840, 1.7.3
- work sheet, C.5
- team members
-
- planning, 3.6.6
- technical support, C.2
- tools, 3.9
- Transparent Data Encryption, B
- Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), B.1
- T-Series tape drives
-
- T10000, 1.7.2
- T9840, 1.7.3
U
- Ultra 320 interfaces for LTO4 drives, 1.7.4
- units
-
- rack measurements, 3.2.1
- user roles, 3.7.1
- User Roles Work Sheet, 3.7.1.1
V
- virtual LANs ( VLANs), 3.3
- Virtual Operator Panel
-
- for tape drives, 3.8.1
- versions, 3.9
- VLANs, 1.5
W
- Wallet, B.1
- Web browsers
-
- supported versions, 3.10
- work sheets
-
- enrollment, C.6
- initial configuration, 3.8.1, 3.8.1
- KMA See Also checklists, C
- tape drives, C.5
- Write Once
-
- Read Many (WORM), 1.7.4