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During normal backup application operation, the application sends a

Prevent Allow to the library. The purpose of this command is to avoid

changes that confuse the backup application. When the user attempts to

move/export media via the library RMU, the library displays a No

resource selected error message. This message does not describe

the error. When the user attempts the same move from the OCP the

library message displayed is Move prevented by host.

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Key path diagnostics ethernet test fails when the library is set to IPv4

only stack and the user attempts to use an IPv6 EKM address, or the

library is set to IPv6 only stack and the user attempts to use an IPv4 EKM

Address.

In order to successfully configure different IP versions for the library and

the EKM server, the library must be configured for dual stack mode

(IPv4+IPv6).

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Key path diagnostics does not list drives that are not set for LME in the

table.

The drive table does not list drives that are not setup for LME. This

includes all LT03 drives and LT04 drives set for None or AME encryption.

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RMU Access via Unique Local (ULA) IPv6 addresses do not auto

timeout.

The RMU will not logout due to inactivity of the web browser. On

completion of configuration or management activities, to ensure the

unit is secure, the user must logout by selecting the Logout button in

the RMU.

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Drives installed in the TL4000/TL2000 do not prevent access to the drive

configuration or firmware upgrades when media is loaded into the drive.

The user must remove all media in the drives when making changes to the

drive configuration or updating the firmware. In some instances failure to

remove media will result in a hung unit.

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