[T10] Determining an SED Drive

[John Geldman (jgeldman)]

Amir,

While there has been a fair amount of advice for you, I'm not sure it is on target.
What did you mean by a SED device? Did you have a specific type in mind (e.g., TCG implementations)?

Thank you,
John Geldman


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From: t10-bounces at t10.org [mailto:t10-bounces at t10.org] On Behalf Of Amir Dagan1
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 6:41 AM
To: Saha, Soumit
Cc: T10, Reflector
Subject: Re: [T10] Determining an SED Drive

Thanks very much for that quick response Saha.



From:        "Saha, Soumit" <ssaha at imation.com<mailto:ssaha at imation.com>>
To:        Amir Dagan1/Israel/IBM at IBMIL
Cc:        "T10, Reflector" <T10 at t10.org<mailto:T10 at t10.org>>
Date:        2016-04-07 16:36
Subject:        Re: [T10] Determining an SED Drive
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You have to send SPC trusted receive (IF-RECV) SCSI primary command with discovery payload and handle illegal requests if the drive is not an SED.

There are no vital data pages for SED specific attributes.

On 7 Apr 2016 12:39, Amir Dagan1 <AMIRDA at il.ibm.com<mailto:AMIRDA at il.ibm.com>> wrote:
Hello,

Is there a "SCSI" way (non vendor specific) to tell whether a device is an SED one (Self Encrypting Drive)?
I do not mean by P/N etc., but a designated field in a logpage, inquiry, etc.

Thanks,
Amir Dagan
IBM
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