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Security
This topic recommends where to locate the TS3500 Tape Library to ensure
controlled access. It also discusses the library's locking mechanisms.
To prevent unauthorized access to data, IBM recommends locating the TS3500 Tape
Library and all shelf-resident cartridges in an area where access is controlled.
You are responsible for the physical security of the library, the cartridges contained
within the library, and shelf-resident cartridges. The I/O stations have locking
mechanisms that prevent you from opening an I/O station door when the accessor
is manipulating cartridges in a station.
The library's front door has a keylock. The keylock is the same for every front
door, and the keys are shipped with the library. The library's rear door has a
different keylock. The keylock is the same for every rear door and the keys are
shipped with the library.
You are also responsible for evaluating, selecting, and implementing security
features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application
systems and communication facilities.
Data security is the responsibility of the application program controlling the
library. If you are an administrator or superuser, you can enable or disable security
for the operator panel. If you enable security, you can provide further protection
by creating a password. You can also specify a timeout period which, when
exceeded, will cause the operator panel to lock. For more information, see the
IBM
System Storage TS3500 Tape Library with ALMS Operator Guide
and refer to the
sections about enabling or disabling security for the operator panel and locking
and unlocking the operator panel.
Move restraints
This section discusses the location of points on the TS3500 Tape Library that you
can use to restrain the unit from potential movement (such as an earthquake).
Should you want to restrain the TS3500 Tape Library from potential movement (for
example, from earthquake), restraining points are located at the bottom of the unit
(see
1
in Figure 18 on page 103). Affix restraints to each of the four points (two
on each long side) and secure the library as needed. Figure 19 on page 105 and
Figure 20 on page 106 show the locations of the four points. The restraint points
provide threaded holes, thread size M10.
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