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Labels for Business-to-Business Tapes Using Code Books
Information about B2B tapes that use code books is written to standard user header labels, and includes the following:
- The code book name, written in clear text, along with a unique code book ID and information on how to rebuild the symmetric key from the code book.
- This information is stored on the tape in User Header Labels 1-8.
- The UHLs are stored after the HDR1-HDR2 for each encrypted tape file on the cartridge.
- The UTLs are stored at the end of every encrypted tape file on the volume.