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Important: Due to a new report digital signature, the Blancco Drive Eraser releases v6.6.0 and higher are not compatible with the Blancco Management Console 4.7.1 or lower (report importing and sending will fail consistently).
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Highlighted features:
- ALBUS-4829, ALBUST-553 - Limit the maximum amount of simultaneous erasures (a.k.a. "Batch Erasure").
- In a nushell, 100 drives can be erased in e.g. 2 batches of 50 drives, 5 batches of 20 drives or any other combination.
- The operator should simply select the drives to erase, set the maximum amount of simultaneous erasures and run the erasure, the rest will be handled automatically.
- ALBUS-6600 - Faster NIST Purge on large HDDs.
- The "NIST 800-88 Purge" standard has been optimized on HDDs and the erasure duration can be divided by 6 on some drives.
- ALBUS-6641, ALBUST-558 - Configurable threshold on drive speed to fail the erasure.
- BDE can be configured to fail the erasure if the erasure speed is slow and below a set threshold.
- ALBUS-6628 - Per-drive custom field values can be filled in through a job specification.
- This achieves sending e.g. an Asset ID per drive from the Asset Management System to BDE and keeping the report information complete.
- ALBUS-6491, ALBUST-539 - Enable the Two-Way Communication on BDE HW Images.
- The 2WC is now possible on BDE_HW images that are meant to be permanently installed on an erasure station.
- ALBUS-6385 - Support for TCG Cryptographic Erasure on SCSI/SAS drives.
- The Trusted Computing Group is an organization that develops open standards for trusted computing platforms.
- BDE's "NIST 800-88 Purge" erasure standard supports both the TCG Opal Crypto Erase and the TCG Enterprise Crypto Erase commands on SCSI/SAS drives.
- ALBUS-6642 - Blink all drives with one button.
- All connected drives can be located (blinking their LED) with one button in the BDE UI to achieve an easy physical identification.
- ALBUS-6678, ALBUST-572 - Spin down idling HDDs.
- Any HDDs that is idling (not being erased, already erased, queued, etc.) can be spun down (they stop rotating) after 5 minutes of inactivity.
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