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May 5th, 2022 07:00

Self-Encrypting Disk Security Lock (SED)

Good afternoon, I have replaced a damaged disk, and when I put the new one identical to the old one, it tells me that SED is blocked. How can I unlock it? I don't have a password for the disks, it isn't configured so I don't have one.

Thanks for the help in advance.

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Condition:

Incompatible

Cause:
Self-Encrypting Disk (SED) security lock.

 


Mode:
Incompatible

Native capacity:
931,513GB

Usable capacity:
931,513GB

World Identifier:
50:00:c5:00:42:05:ed:f3:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00


Port
Channel

0
one


Support Type:

physical disk


Interface type:

Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)

Physical disk path consistency:
To accept

 


Physical disk capacities:
Self Encrypting Disk (SED)

 


With security function:
Yes, Self Encrypting Disk (SED)

Protect:
Yes, Self Encrypting Disk (SED)

Accessible Read/Write:
No, invalid security key

Physical Disk Security Key Identifier:
vLSI ᅧ

 


Velocity:
7,200rpm

Current data rate:
6Gbps

Logical sector size:
512 byte

Physical sector size:
512 bytes

Product ID:
ST91000642SS