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Xerox® Security Guide for Light Production Mono Class Products
ide0/i
N
1863MB
N
Scan-to-URL
scan
data storage
At the
completion
of
receiving
data
ide0/j
N
27940MB
N
Image Log
storage
At the
completion
of
transferring
image log
to
server
ide0/p
N
1863MB
N
Firmware
backup
storage
Never
Additional Information:
If Disk Encryption is ON, all partitions are encrypted.
If Disk Overwrite is ON, all files are sanitized when it is deleted by NSA recommended method.
ide0/a: Resources are font, form/logo, SMB folder (config.txt, driver) and Job Template.
ide0/b: EPC print data which are decomposed and temporarily stored on this partition.
ide0/c: Private/Mailbox stores scan data, security print data, and proof print data.
ide0/d: PDL and mail data are received and temporarily stored on this partition.
ide0/e: EPC copy data are temporarily stored on this partition.
ide0/f: Scan data are temporarily stored on this partition when Scan To Server, Scan To PC, or Scan
To Email is used.
ide0/g: PDL data are received and temporarily stored on this partition.
ide0/h: Management data are authentication database, job log, audit log, certificate, address book,
development log.
ide0/i: Scan data stored by Scan to URL process remain on this partition until user retrieves data.
8 Xerox
®
D95/D95A/D110/D125 Statement of Volatility
ide0/j: Image Log remains on this partition until Image Log is transferred to server. Xerox
®
D95/D95A/D110/D125
Copier/Printer does not support the Image Log feature and the partition is not used.
ide0/p: Firmware of previous and current are stored as backup when firmware is upgraded. Data
remain until next
firmware upgrade.
Controller Volatile Memory
Size
Type
Use
User
Data
How to Clear
Volatile
4MB
SRAM
Contains no user or job
specific data. Contains
machine specific data
(hardware ID, system
settings, realtime control
parameters, print job control
state, performance log
information, usage counters)
No
SRAM is
erased when
machine is
powered
off.
Yes