ANSI INCITS467-2011 Information technology - SCSI Stream Commands - 3 (SSC-3)《信息技术.小型计算机系统接口流指令-3(SSC-3)》.pdf

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1、American National StandardDeveloped byfor Information Technology SCSI Stream Commands - 3(SSC-3)INCITS 467-2011INCITS 467-2011Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Cop

2、yright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-INCITS 467-2011American National Standardfor Information Technology SCSI Stream Commands - 3(SSC-3)SecretariatInformation Technology

3、 Industry CouncilApproved June 14, 2011American National Standards Institute, Inc.AbstractThis standard specifies the device model and functional requirements for the SCSI sequential-accessdevice type. This standards permits the SCSI sequential-access device type to attach to computers andprovides t

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17、 without license from IHS-,-,-iContentsIntroduction xii1 Scope .12 Normative references .22.1 Normative references overview.22.2 Approved references.22.3 References under development22.4 Other references.23 Definitions, acronyms, keywords, and conventions 43.1 Definitions43.2 Acronyms83.3 Keywords.9

18、3.4 Editorial Conventions103.5 Notation Conventions113.5.1 Notation for state diagrams.114 General Concepts .134.1 Overview.134.2 Sequential-access device model.134.2.1 Sequential-access device model overview.134.2.2 Physical elements.134.2.3 Removable volumes164.2.4 Device entity164.2.5 Early-warni

19、ng194.2.6 Programmable early warning194.2.7 Partitions within a volume.204.2.8 Logical objects224.2.8.1 Logical objects within a partition.224.2.8.2 Logical object identifier.234.2.9 Logical files.234.2.9.1 Logical files within a partition234.2.9.2 Logical file identifier234.2.10 Object buffering.23

20、4.2.11 Synchronize operation behavior244.2.12 Direction and position definitions244.2.13 Error reporting.254.2.13.1 Overview.254.2.13.2 Stream commands sense data descriptor254.2.13.3 Information sense data descriptor.254.2.13.4 Error conditions.264.2.14 Write protection.274.2.14.1 Write protection

21、introduction.274.2.14.2 Write protection additional sense code use284.2.14.3 Software write protection for the device server.294.2.14.4 Associated write protection.294.2.14.5 Persistent write protection.294.2.14.6 Permanent write protection.29Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided

22、by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-ii4.2.15 Progress indication304.2.16 Tagged command queuing.314.2.16.1 Tagged command queuing overview314.2.16.2 Explicit address mode tagged write sequences314.2.17 Block address mode31

23、4.2.17.1 Block address mode overview314.2.17.2 Block address mode selection324.2.17.3 Block address mode state diagrams.324.2.18 TapeAlert application client interface414.2.18.1 TapeAlert introduction.414.2.18.2 TapeAlert usage model.444.2.18.2.1 TapeAlert usage model introduction.444.2.18.2.2 TapeA

24、lert polling usage model.454.2.18.2.3 TapeAlert informational exception usage model.454.2.18.2.4 TapeAlert threshold usage model.464.2.18.3 TapeAlert flag activation and deactivation464.2.18.4 WORM TapeAlert flags.474.2.18.5 TapeAlert Response log page474.2.19 READ ATTRIBUTE and WRITE ATTRIBUTE comm

25、and support.484.2.20 Reservations.494.2.21 WORM volume and WORM mode514.2.21.1 WORM overview.514.2.21.2 WORM volume514.2.21.3 WORM mode514.2.22 Logical block encryption524.2.22.1 Logical block encryption overview524.2.22.2 Encrypting logical blocks on the medium524.2.22.3 Reading encrypted logical b

26、locks on the medium.524.2.22.4 Exhaustive-search attack prevention534.2.22.5 Keyless copy of encrypted logical blocks544.2.22.6 Managing logical block encryption keys within the device entity554.2.22.7 Logical block encryption capabilities.574.2.22.8 Key instance counters.574.2.22.9 Encryption mode

27、locking.574.2.22.10 Nonce generation584.2.22.11 Unauthenticated key-associated data (U-KAD) and authenticated key-associated data (A-KAD)584.2.22.12 Metadata key-associated data (M-KAD).584.2.22.13 Logical block encryption information per I_T_L nexus594.2.22.14 Logical block encryption parameters614

28、.2.22.15 Effects of reservation loss on logical block encryption parameters624.2.22.15.1 Effects of reservation loss on logical block encryption parameters overview.624.2.22.15.2 Effects of reservation loss on logical block encryption parameters with a logical block encryption scope of LOCAL624.2.22

29、.15.3 Effects of reservation loss on logical block encryption parameters with a logical block encryption scope of ALL I_T NEXUS.624.2.22.16 Effects of reservation preempt on logical block encryption parameters624.2.22.16.1 Effects of reservation preempt on logical block encryption parameters overvie

30、w.624.2.22.16.2 Effects of reservation preempt on logical block encryption parameters with a logical block encryption scope of LOCAL.634.2.22.16.3 Effects of reservation preempt on logical block encryption parameters with a logical block encryption scope of ALL I_T NEXUS634.2.23 External data encryp

31、tion control63Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-iii4.2.23.1 External data encryption control overview634.2.23.2 External data encryption control of data encryption

32、 capabilities.634.2.23.2.1 External data encryption control of data encryption capabilities overview634.2.23.2.2 External data encryption control detection644.2.23.2.3 External data encryption control of encryption algorithm support.644.2.23.3 External data encryption control of logical block encryp

33、tion parameters654.2.23.3.1 External data encryption control of logical block encryption parameters overview654.2.23.3.2 Logical block encryption parameters request policy.654.2.23.3.3 Logical block encryption parameters request indicators.674.2.23.3.4 Logical block encryption parameters period sett

34、ings684.2.23.4 Exclusive control of logical block encryption parameters by external data encryption control694.2.23.5 External data encryption control error conditions694.2.24 Logical block encryption key protection704.2.24.1 Logical block encryption key protection overview.704.2.24.2 Logical block

35、encryption key protection using security associations704.2.24.3 Key wrapping using public key cryptography704.2.25 Appending data to a volume containing encrypted logical blocks.704.2.26 Self-test operations.714.2.27 Capability-based command (CbCS) security714.2.27.1 Capability-based command securit

36、y overview714.2.27.2 Association between commands and permission bits715 Explicit address command descriptions for sequential-access devices .735.1 Summary of commands for explicit address mode.735.2 ERASE(16) command.775.3 READ(16) command.795.4 READ REVERSE(16) command.825.5 VERIFY(16) command835.

37、6 WRITE(16) command855.7 WRITE FILEMARKS(16) command876 Implicit address command descriptions for sequential-access devices .896.1 Summary of commands for implicit address mode.896.2 ERASE(6) command.926.3 LOCATE(10) command.936.4 READ(6) command.946.5 READ REVERSE(6) command.966.6 SPACE(6) command.

38、966.7 VERIFY(6) command996.8 WRITE(6) command1006.9 WRITE FILEMARKS(6) command1027 Common command descriptions for sequential-access devices 1047.1 FORMAT MEDIUM command.1047.2 LOAD UNLOAD command1057.3 LOCATE(16) command.1077.4 PREVENT ALLOW MEDIUM REMOVAL command.1097.5 READ BLOCK LIMITS command11

39、07.6 READ POSITION command.111Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-iv7.6.1 READ POSITION command description.1117.6.2 READ POSITION DATA format, short form1137.6.3 RE

40、AD POSITION data format, long form1157.6.4 READ POSITION data format, extended form1177.7 RECOVER BUFFERED DATA command.1187.8 REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT command1197.8.1 REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT command description.1197.8.2 REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT header1207.8.3 Density support report.1207.8.4 Medium type

41、support report1237.9 REWIND command.1257.10 SET CAPACITY command1267.11 SPACE(16) command.1278 Parameters for sequential-access devices .1318.1 Diagnostic parameters1318.2 Log parameters.1318.2.1 Log parameters overview1318.2.2 Sequential-Access Device log page1328.2.3 TapeAlert log page1348.2.4 Dev

42、ice Statistics log page.1358.2.4.1 Device Statistics log page overview1358.2.4.2 Device statistics data counter log parameter1368.2.4.3 Medium type log parameter1378.2.5 Tape Diagnostic Data log page.1388.2.6 Current Service Information log page.1418.2.6.1 Current Service Information log page overvi

43、ew1418.2.6.2 Vendor-specific service information descriptor.1438.2.6.3 DEVICE INFORMATION DESCRIPTOR1448.2.6.4 Volume information descriptor1458.2.6.5 TapeAlert flag specific information1478.2.7 Requested Recovery log page1478.2.7.1 Requested Recovery log page overview1478.2.7.2 Recovery procedures

44、log parameter.1488.3 Mode parameters1508.3.1 Mode parameters overview.1508.3.2 Data Compression mode page.1558.3.3 Device Configuration mode page1598.3.4 Medium Partition mode page1638.3.5 Read-Write Error Recovery mode page1678.3.6 Informational Exceptions Control mode page.1698.3.7 Medium Configur

45、ation mode page1718.3.8 Device Configuration Extension mode page.1728.4 Vital product data (VPD) parameters1748.4.1 VPD parameters overview and page codes1748.4.2 Sequential-access Device Capabilities VPD page1748.4.3 Manufacturer-assigned Serial Number VPD page1758.4.4 TapeAlert Supported Flags VPD

46、 page1758.4.5 Automation Device Serial Number VPD page.1768.5 Security protocol parameters1768.5.1 Security protocol overview1768.5.2 SECURITY PROTOCOL IN command specifying Tape Data Encryption security protocol176Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with AN

47、SI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-v8.5.2.1 SECURITY PROTOCOL IN command specifying Tape Data Encryption security protocol overview.1768.5.2.2 Tape Data Encryption In Support page.1788.5.2.3 Tape Data Encryption Out Support page1788.5.2.4 Data Encry

48、ption Capabilities page1798.5.2.5 Supported Key Formats page.1858.5.2.6 Data Encryption Management Capabilities page1858.5.2.7 Data Encryption Status page1878.5.2.8 Next Block Encryption Status page.1908.5.2.9 Random Number page1938.5.2.10 Device Server Key Wrapping Public Key page.1948.5.2.10.1 Device Server Key Wrapping Public Key page overview.1948.5.2.10.2 RSA 2048 public keys.1948.5.2.10.3 ECC 521 public keys1958.5.3 SECURITY PROTOCOL OUT command speci