The TS1150 implements an enhanced SARS function that is known as client-centric SARS  (ccSARS). This function improves the overall amount of information that is maintained, and  the presentation means to the client with the automation system. The media SARS function for the drives includes the following actions: The TS1160 tape drives is encryption-capable. Like the previous models, you do not need to  enable the drive specifically. Encryption support includes the following enhancements: T10 standards-based encryption control on a logical block basis (not tied to format identifier)  and writes encrypted data and clear data to the same tape cartridge. The IBM TS1155 tape drive (which is also referred to as the  3592 Model 55E, 55F , or  55G)  is  an enhanced fifth generation tape drive of the IBM 3592 tape family. The TS1155 tape drive  provides higher levels of cartridge capacity than the TS1150 Model E08 (EH8). It is designed  to provide an increased capacity of 50% on JD media types compared with its predecessors.  The primary difference of the TS1155 (55E, 55F, and 55G) from the base TS1150 drive (E08,  EH8) is that the capacity is increased 50% on JD media types. In addition, for the TS1155,  model 55E Ethernet host attachment (RoCE v2) ports have been added.  The TS1155 model 55F and 55G tape drive has a dual-port 8-Gbps Fibre Channel interface  for Fibre Channel attachment to host systems, or a switched fabric environment. The TS155 model 55E tape drive has a dual ported 10 Gb Ethernet port for host attachment  that is optimized for cloud-based and large, open-compute environments. 144  IBM Tape Library Guide for Open Systems 3.6 IBM TS1155 and TS1150 tape drive 3.5.13 Encryption GLYPH<SM590000> Tape alerts are generated when media passes usage life, as determined by full-file  passes, meters of tape that were processed, or the write pass count, and the total number  of mounts (which was supported). GLYPH<SM590000> A media SARS summary is maintained in the cartridge memory in a manner where it can  be rebuilt on tape if the SARS records on tape cannot be read and must be reinitialized.  This cartridge memory copy is also readable on an earlier level TS1140 drive to preserve  SARS information between logical format conversions. GLYPH<SM590000> LME, AME, and SME (for TS7700).  GLYPH<SM590000> T10 default method support. GLYPH<SM590000> Continued encrypted data key (EEDK) wrapped key support in LME and SME. GLYPH<SM590000> Enhanced protocol support for Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), which can be configured  for security, and Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 2 historical mode (as used by IBM  Spectrum Protect), T10 default method, Security Protocol IN (SPIN), and Security  Protocol OUT (SPOUT). GLYPH<SM590000> Enhanced drive cryptographic upgrades to change the default authentication means from  Secure Hash Algorithm-1 (SHA-1) to SHA-2 when you use IBM Security Key Lifecycle  Manager.