I'm assuming not because it says remote HDD wipe, but I actually succeeded at getting it to work once before. Now after re-imaging my system back onto the SSD I'm receiving an error that says that the drive is in an "armed state".
The remote wipe feature of DCIP leverages the "ATA Secure Erase" capability. If your HDD or SSD supports the ATA Secure Erase feature, then it will work.
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The remote wipe feature of DCIP leverages the "ATA Secure Erase" capability. If your HDD or SSD supports the ATA Secure Erase feature, then it will work.