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Selecting a Device

At the top of the reporting module,

users will find a drop-down menu

which allows for:

• The selection of an attached

device

• The user to manually enter a

device which is not connected

for which Alerts may be

customized

Customizing alert settings is discussed

in the section titled The “Alert

Settings” Tab – CPR Toolbox™ , on

page 82.

SCSI Hammer™ ‘Jobs’ – An Organizing Method For Audit Trails

SCSI Hammer™ keeps track of actions

performed. These are stored on the

device in built-in Flash Memory. Each

time SCSI Hammer™ performs an action,

a history of that action is stored; each

action is associated with a SCSI

Hammer™ generated sequence number.

Each of these actions is stored as a

‘Session’ in the device’s internal memory.

Why use Jobs to organize audit trails?

Example 1:

A technician travels to different clients to

eradicate data.

Logs from actions taken at the

client location may be grouped

into a Job specific to the client.

Example 2:

A technical support depot eradicates data

from many drives daily.

Each day’s work can be

organized into a Job named for

the date on which the erasures

were performed.

If SCSI Hammer™ is used to perform an

erasure on a single attached drive, the

entry in Flash will reflect that action,

associated with the single attached drive.

If SCSI Hammer™ is used to perform an

erasure on more drives (up to thirty (30)

when attaching SCSI Hammer™ to

external SCSI enclosures), the entry in

Flash will reflect that action, associated with each of the drives attached.

These activity logs are stored without regard for how SCSI Hammer™ is used, e.g. Stand-

alone mode, or in conjunction with CPR Toolbox™.

Once SCSI Hammer™ has performed actions, CPR Toolbox™ provides a way to organize

these logs into ‘jobs’ which may be associated with a user-friendly name, such as a client

name or location at which the tasks were performed.

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