HP 3PAR OS 3.1.3 CLI Administrator's Manual

#$ controlencryption status -d
Licensed Enabled BackupSaved State SeqNum Non-SEDs FailedDisks
yes yes yes normal 2 0 0
Data encryption states (as seen under the State column in the foregoing example) are shown in
Table 7 (page 122).
Table 7 Data Encryption States
DescriptionSystem Encryption State
The data-encryption service is in the process of starting up.initializing
Data encryption is in a normal state.normal
Re-run the previous operation after addressing the reason
why the previous operation failed (this is most likely to have
been a failed drive).
recovery_needed
An encryption operation is in progress. A task is generated
for the associated operations; the task can be reviewed in
Task Manager.
in_progress
Data encryption status information is shown in Table 8 (page 122).
Table 8 Data Encryption Status
DescriptionStatus Information
Yes if a backup has been saved.Backup Saved
No if a backup has not been saved and one is required.
The system is licensed with data encryption, but data
encryption is not necessarily enabled.
Licensed
Data encryption is enabled.Enabled
The number of drives that are not SEDs. If this number is
non-zero, encryption operations cannot complete until these
Non-SEDs
drives are removed from the system, as an encrypted system
requires all drives to be self-encrypting.
Number of disks that are not usable. If this number is
non-zero, encryption operations cannot be completed until
these drives are removed from the system.
FailedDisks
Replacing a Failed Disk Drive
The drive-replacement feature and the servicemag command function as they do in a system
without data encryption. With data encryption, the old or failed drive will be locked when it is
removed from the system. When the system detects a new drive, the drive will be cryptographically
erased before it is admitted into the system.
For more information about the servicemag command, see the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface
Reference.
Upgrading an SED with New Firmware
Upgrades to the HP 3PAR OS function as they do for non-SEDs, except that SED drives have
different firmware. Typically, the upgrade is performed automatically for users.
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