Dell PERC13 and PERC12 User’s Guide PERC H975 Series and PERC H965 Series cards
Failure of Cryptographic Erase on encryption-capable hard drives
Cryptographic Erase is the process of
securely erasing all data permanently on an encryption-capable hard drive and resetting
the security attributes. It is used in scenarios such as deleting a foreign
configuration in the event of a forgotten or lost security key, or unlocking a disk that
had been previously locked.
NOTE: 12th
Series and 13th Series cards do not support unlocking disks from past generations or
from third-party secured configurations.
You can perform Cryptographic Erase only on encryption-capable disks that are not hot spares and not configured as non-RAID or virtual disks. Ensure that the conditions are met. See Cryptographic erase.
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