HP 40 SCSI Gebrauchsanweisung

HP StorageWorks DAT drives are based on the Digital Data Storage (DDS) format. In fact, DAT is the most successful tape backup

technology of all time with more than 17 million DAT drives shipped since its introduction in 1989, and with a current world-wide

installed base of over 9 million drives. A number of vendors manufacture DDS format DAT drives, but HP has long been the market

leader in DAT technology.

This remarkable tape technology continues to flourish because of its ability to meet the needs of the Small and Medium Business

(SMB) market for reliable, cost-effective backup better than any other technology available.

The HP StorageWorks family of DAT drives is the first choice for data protection for many small and medium businesses with low-end

and mid-range servers and workstations. HP StorageWorks DAT drives are also frequently used for operating system backup and

software loading on mission-critical servers in many large enterprises.

HP StorageWorks DAT drives are available with a range of capacities (from 24 GB to 72 GB) and a choice of interfaces. Customers

can benefit from native USB 2.0 for plug-and-play installation: from out of the box to backup in less than 60 seconds. SCSI

interfaces are also available for servers requiring SCSI connectivity.

Each member of the HP StorageWorks DAT family offers a complete backup solution including HP's unique One-Button-Disaster-

Recovery (OBDR) feature providing customers with the ability to restore their systems quickly and effortlessly with the touch of a

single button. The solutions also include HP StorageWorks Data Protector Express Single Server Edition backup/recovery software

and the HP StorageWorks Data Protector Express Bare Metal Disaster Recovery option. Data Protector Express Single Server Edition

is an easy-to-use backup application to protect a single Windows, Linux or NetWare server. HP's unique Library and Tape Tools

(L&TT) utilities provide HP StorageWorks DAT customers with a comprehensive suite of tape drive management utilities and HP's

extensive testing program ensures that customers benefit from the broadest connectivity and compatibility with HP and third-party

servers, operating systems and software in the industry.

What's New

What's NewWhat's New

What's New

HP StorageWorks DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

HP StorageWorks DAT 40 SCSI Tape DriveHP StorageWorks DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

HP StorageWorks DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

Now 100% ROHS compliant (meets 2006 European legislation for removal of hazardous substances)

Now carbonite

Features a new enclosure design

HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorksHP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks

DAT 24 USB Tape Drive

DAT 24 USB Tape DriveDAT 24 USB Tape Drive

DAT 24 USB Tape Drive

The HP StorageWorks DAT 24 USB Tape Drive provides a dependable, value-line solution for data

protection for smaller servers and workstations. With its economical price, the DDS-3 format DAT 24

drive provides outstanding value with a compressed capacity of 24 GB and a transfer speed of >11

GB/hr (assuming 2:1 data compression). The USB 2.0 interface provides plug-and-play connectivity,

enabling backup to be initiated from straight out of the box in less than 60 seconds.

DAT 24 USB Internal and external Tape Drive

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorksHP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks

DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 40 SCSI Tape DriveDAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

The HP StorageWorks DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive is a dependable entry-level backup solution for smaller

servers and workstations. This DDS-4 tape drive stores 40 GB of compressed data on a single cartridge

at a rate of 23 GB/hr (assuming 2:1 data compression), providing an ideal balance between capacity

and performance.

DAT 40 SCSI Array Module

DAT 40 SCSI External Tape Drive

HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorksHP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks

DAT 40 USB Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB Tape DriveDAT 40 USB Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB Tape Drive

The HP StorageWorks DAT 40 USB Tape Drive is a dependable entry-level backup solution for smaller

servers and workstations. This DDS-4 tape drive stores 40 GB of compressed data on a single cartridge

at a rate of 23 GB/hr (assuming 2:1 data compression), providing an ideal balance between capacity

and performance. The USB 2.0 interface provides plug-and-play connectivity, enabling backup to be

initiated from straight out of the box in less than 60 seconds.

DAT 40 USB Internal Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB External Tape Drive

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorksHP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks

DAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI Tape DriveDAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

The industry leading HP StorageWorks DAT 72 SCSI tape drive provides an optimum balance of

dependable backup capacity and low cost of ownership for small and medium businesses, remote

offices, and workgroups. The DAT 72 delivers a capacity of 72 GB on a single data cartridge and

a transfer rate of 23 GB/hr (assuming a 2:1 compression ratio).

Now 100% ROHS compliant (meets 2006 European legislation for removal of hazardous

substances) and available with SCSI-3 Ultra 160 interface.

DAT 72 SCSI-2 Array Module and

DAT 72 SCSI-2 External Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI-3 Internal Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI-3 External Tape Drive

HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorksHP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks

DAT 72 USB Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB Tape DriveDAT 72 USB Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB Tape Drive

The HP StorageWorks DAT 72 USB tape drive provides an optimum balance of dependable backup

capacity and low cost of ownership for small and medium businesses, remote offices, and workgroups.

The DAT 72 delivers a capacity of 72 GB on a single data cartridge and a transfer rate of 23 GB/hr

(assuming a 2:1 compression ratio) and the USB 2.0 interface provides plug-and-play connectivity,

enabling backup to be initiated from straight out-of-the-box in less than 60 seconds.

DAT 72 USB Internal Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB External Tape Drive

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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Models

ModelsModels

Models

DAT 24 USB Tape Drive

DAT 24 USB Tape DriveDAT 24 USB Tape Drive

DAT 24 USB Tape Drive

DAT 24 Internal Tape Drive

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

DW069A

DAT 24 External Tape Drive

DW070A

DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 40 SCSI Tape DriveDAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 40 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 40 SCSI Internal Tape Drive

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

C5686C

DAT 40 SCSI External Tape Drive

C5687D

DAT 40 SCSI Array Module

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

DAT 40 array modules fit into the HP Tape Array 5300 (C7508A).

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

C7497C

DAT 40 USB Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB Tape DriveDAT 40 USB Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB Tape Drive

DAT 40 USB Internal Tape Drive (Carbonite)

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

DW022A

DAT 40 USB External Tape Drive (Carbonite)

DW023A

DAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI Tape DriveDAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI Tape Drive

DAT 72 SCSI Internal Tape Drive

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

Q1522B

DAT 72 SCSI External Tape Drive

Q1523B

DAT 72 SCSI Array Module Field-integrated

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

DAT 72 array modules fit into the HP Tape Array 5300 (C7508A).

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

Q1524C

DAT 72 USB Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB Tape DriveDAT 72 USB Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB Tape Drive

DAT 72 USB Internal Tape Drive

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

0D1 will appear after this part number on your sales order if factory

integration is indicated.

DW026A

DAT 72 USB External Tape Drive

DW027A

Key Features

Key FeaturesKey Features

Key Features

Based on industry-standard DDS technology -- the most popular server backup technology of all

time, providing customers will all the benefits of an open standard including better pricing, wider

availability and faster development cycles

Proven reliability -- HP has increased reliability specifications for HP DAT drives based on real field

data. Mean-Time-Between-Failure rates (MTBF) are now more than 1 million hours at a typical

duty cycle of 12%

Low-cost of ownership - Lowest media price (in $/GB) of any tape backup technology

Up to 36 GB native capacity on a single tape -- 72 GB at 2:1 compression -- with DAT 72 tape

drive

Up to 3.2 MB/s

native data transfer rate -- 6.4 MB/s

with 2:1 compression -- with DAT 40 and

72 tape drives

* Where 1KB = 1,000 Bytes

* Where 1KB = 1,000 Bytes* Where 1KB = 1,000 Bytes

* Where 1KB = 1,000 Bytes

Plug and play -- USB 2.0 interface available for on all drives provides universal native plug-and-

play capability and enabling customers to be ready for backup in less than 60 seconds straight out

of the box

SCSI interface also available to enable SCSI system connectivity if required

Flexibility of solutions through a wide choice of models - internal, external, USB, SCSI hot-plug,

offline hot-swap array module, and rack-mount configurations

Small size drives and media for easy physical storage -- small, half-height 3.5-inch form-factor

Low ongoing maintenance -- automatic head cleaning minimizes the need for cleaning. Intelligent

cleaning monitors the performance of the drive and cleans accordingly when a cleaning tape is

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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loaded

Dependable disaster recovery -- HP StorageWorks One-Button Disaster Recovery (OBDR) restores

your entire system at the touch of a button

Supporting tools -- HP StorageWorks Library and Tape Tools included with the drive to make

installation, performance tuning and trouble-shooting even easier

Broad compatibility with a wide range of servers, operating systems, and backup software

Includes HP StorageWorks Data Protector Express Single Server Edition backup/recovery software

and the HP StorageWorks Data Protector Express Bare Metal Disaster Recovery option.

Customer Benefits

Customer BenefitsCustomer Benefits

Customer Benefits

Dependable

DependableDependable

Dependable

: a long track record of proven reliability

Easy

EasyEasy

Easy

: supports One-Button Disaster Recovery, simply the easiest way to restore data in the event of

a disaster

Affordable:

Affordable:Affordable:

Affordable:

inexpensive media contributes to an exceptionally low cost of ownership

Manageable

ManageableManageable

Manageable

: includes superior management capabilities that makes it easy to install, use and

support

Low-maintenance

Low-maintenanceLow-maintenance

Low-maintenance

: automatic head cleaning system reduces the need for cleaning

Well-connected

Well-connectedWell-connected

Well-connected

: compatible with leading operating systems, backup software and servers

Future-proof

Future-proofFuture-proof

Future-proof

: the tape technology with an illustrious past also has a solid roadmap for the future

Complete

CompleteComplete

Complete

: comes with an easy-to-use backup solution that includes disaster recovery capabilities

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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DDS Technology

DDS TechnologyDDS Technology

DDS Technology

Within the tape market there is a wide range of tape technologies, the question for SMB customers is

which one to choose. The answer is clear - DDS/DAT continues to be the unit volume leader in the tape

drive market for small and medium businesses with a current installed base of over 6 million and over

15 million DAT drives shipped since its introduction in 1989. This remarkable tape technology continues

to flourish because it meets the needs of the SMB market for cost-effective, reliable backup better than

any other technology available. Of the 3.5 million backup tape drives shipped in 2003, Gartner

Dataquest estimates that approximately 50% were DAT drives.

Unlike AIT, VXA, ADR, SLR, DLT and SDLT, DDS/DAT is based on an open standard format for data

interchange. The influential DAT manufacturers group presides over this open standard with verification

processes that ensure compliance. With multiple manufacturers developing and shipping DDS/DAT

products, customers benefit from increased competition, which leads to better prices, faster development

and more choice.

DDS format for DAT is a helical scan format where data is written diagonally across the width of the

tape. The advantage is that, by allowing subsequent tracks to have different writing angles and to

overlap, a much greater capacity can be achieved for a given length of tape because no guard bands

are necessary. The data format also allows for fast location of tracks and data. To achieve this, the

rotating drum is tilted at a slight angle (6°) from the vertical. The drum has four heads (two write heads

and two read heads), located at 90° intervals. For each rotation of the drum, two tracks are written. The

read heads verify the data that has been written (recorded) and the drive rewrites if necessary. The

straightness with which the track is written to tape is referred to as the linearity of the track and is critical

in ensuring the data is always recoverable.

HP has been involved in the design and development of DDS drives since the beginning and applies

these many years of experience to its current line of DDS products. Not only does an investment in DDS

technology provide the security of a format with a history of outstanding reliability, the legacy of

backward compatibility also provides the potential for future expansion without compromising your

investment in the technology.

The target market for DDS/DAT continues to be direct-attach backup. In small and medium sized

businesses cost of ownership, ease of use and a proven history (i.e. low risk) are paramount. DDS

technology provides the capacity and performance needed in a tape backup solution for workstations

and entry-level servers.

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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Backwards Compatibility

Backwards CompatibilityBackwards Compatibility

Backwards Compatibility

HP DAT tape drives are backward read-write compatible with two previous generations, thus:

DAT 72 also reads and writes DDS-4 and DDS-3

DAT 40 also reads and writes DDS-3 and DDS-2

DAT 24 also reads and writes DDS-2 and DDS-1

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

The DAT 40 hot-plug drive is an exception. This drive is read-write compatible with DDS-3 and

read compatible with DDS-2.

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

The DAT 24 USB drive does not read or write DSS-1

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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Proven Reliability

Proven ReliabilityProven Reliability

Proven Reliability

HP DDS drives have proven to be exceptionally reliable backup devices. Hardware reliability is typically

measured by MTBF (mean time between failures) quoted in a number of hours at a particular duty cycle.

Duty cycle is a measure of average usage per day. For example, a 12% duty cycle means the device is

used an average of 3 hours per day, whereas a 100% duty cycle means that it is used 24 hours per day.

A drive's predicted MTBF is calculated from a series of tests done on a large population of drives both

before and after product launch.

HP's ongoing reliability improvements have recently resulted in an increase in reliability specifications for

HP DAT drives based on real field data. By completing an analysis of actual MTBF using the years of

data captured about HP DAT products, HP discovered that our DDS-4 and DAT 72 tape drives deliver

even better reliability than was initially predicted and documented in our specifications.

The DAT QuickSpecs have now been revised to reflect the new figures:

The old specifications were:

MTBF: 400,000 hours at a 12% duty cycle

Unrecoverable error rate: 1 bit in 10

-15

The new specifications are:

MTBF: 125,000 hours at a 100% duty cycle or 1 million hours at a 12% duty cycle

Unrecoverable error rate: 1 bit in 10

-17

DAT's MTBF is now typically expressed with a 100% duty cycle to make it simpler to compare to other

tape formats; for example, HP's enterprise-level LTO Ultrium drives have an MTBF of 250,000 hours at a

100% duty cycle. In practice, however, unlike Ultrium drives (used 24x7 as the most popular choice for

large tape libraries), few DAT drives would ever be used 24 hours a day. Using a 12% duty cycle that we

believe is more typical for a DAT drive, the figure becomes an impressive 1 million hours at a 12% duty

cycle.

Automated Head

Automated HeadAutomated Head

Automated Head

Cleaning/Intelligent

Cleaning/IntelligentCleaning/Intelligent

Cleaning/Intelligent

cleaning

cleaningcleaning

cleaning

HP DDS drives benefit from an automatic head cleaning "sweeper" that can be used during the write or

read recovery procedure to dislodge debris from the tape path and recording heads and drive. This

feature reduces the need to use a DDS cleaning cartridge for manual cleaning.

Intelligent cleaning determines the cleaning provided by a cleaning cartridge when loaded by monitoring

the drive performance when in use. If the drive is performing well, a routine maintenance clean is

performed. If the drive has degraded performance the cleaning is automatically made more robust to

recover the drive to optimum performance.

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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USB 2.0 Interface

USB 2.0 InterfaceUSB 2.0 Interface

USB 2.0 Interface

HP DAT drives are available with a choice of interfaces: the standard SCSI interface where SCSI

connectivity is required and the newly introduced USB 2.0 interface.

The USB (Universal Systems Bus) interface was conceived out of a need to simplify computer peripheral

device connection. It has been so successful that the majority of computer systems and servers shipped

today offer multiple native USB 2.0 ports.

HP is the first company to develop a native USB DDS/DAT tape drive. Where other "USB tape drives" rely

on a USB converter, HP's USB interface is fully integrated with the drive and uses the SCSI command set

within the USB payload. The benefit of this implementation is that it gives the drive full SCSI functionality

and the flexibility of USB without the additional cost of a converter.

By offering native USB 2.0 DAT drives, HP aims to provide customers with a number of benefits:

Greater usability

Plug-and-play connectivity- the system automatically detects and configures the tape drive.

The DAT drive is installed and ready to backup in less than 60 seconds.

Microsoft fully supports USB devices natively in their operating systems providing robust,

secure configuration and installation wizards.

Cables are easily identifiable, easy to attach without the need for thumb-screw and robust

enough to ensure reliable retention.

Resource abundance

Native USB ports are universally available in systems and servers

Multiple ports ensure that port resources are widely available, reducing the conflict between

devices over scarce connectors.

Port expansion is easy, USB hubs can be installed to add additional ports supporting up to

127 devices on a system

Low cost, reliable connectivity

By providing native USB DDS/DAT drives there is no need for customers to purchase

additional host-bus adapters

HP's USB 2.0 implementation benefits from the built-in reliability and failure recovery

inherent in the underlying SCSI protocol

USB 2.0 has multiple levels of physical error detection and recovery which ensure reliability

on a par with SCSI and Fibre-channel interfaces.

USB 2.0 compliance certification provides thorough, ongoing reliability and quality control.

A well implemented USB network should use only USB 2.0 compliant components,

including USB 2.0 certified cables.

Sustainable performance

In HP tests it has been shown that USB 2.0 can sustain the performance of an HP DDS/DAT

drive at around 30MB/sec, a bandwidth that would sustain the HP DAT 72 drive operating

with a compression ratio of 9:1!

USB 2.0 performance provides sufficient bandwidth to support all future generations of

DDS/DAT drives specified on the DAT Manufacturers Group Roadmap

Compression

CompressionCompression

Compression

DDS uses built-in hardware compression using the 'DCLZ' data compression algorithm. Data

compression is host-selectable with the default that compression is turned on. Typical data compression

is 2:1, but actual compression depends on the type of data being compressed and can be more or less

than 2:1.

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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SCSI Hot-Plug and

SCSI Hot-Plug andSCSI Hot-Plug and

SCSI Hot-Plug and

Offline Hot-Swap

Offline Hot-SwapOffline Hot-Swap

Offline Hot-Swap

Technology

TechnologyTechnology

Technology

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

this feature is available for SCSI products. USB variants of HP DAT drives already benefit from

hot-plug capability through the USB 2.0 interface.

The HP StorageWorks DAT SCSI drives come in two variants that increase your uptime: hot-plug and

offline hot-swap. With these configurations, you never have to take down your system to replace a failed

or non-responding tape device.

Hot-plug tape drives are supported on all HP ProLiant and AlphaServers that have the universal drive

bay built in to the server. These drives can be inserted or removed without disassembling the server, thus

enabling the system to be operational 24x7. This configuration also provides the ability to mix tape

drives and 1" hot-plug hard drives on the same SCSI bus without slowing down the performance of the

system (supported on the HP Smart Array 5300 controller family and integrated Smart Array controller

and selected HP AlphaServer host bus adapters).

The HP StorageWorks Tape Array 5300 supports "offline hot-swap" (sometimes referred to as "warm-

swap") array modules, including DAT drives. This means the drives can be removed and replaced with

the power on and the SCSI cables attached to the server. Because the array's SCSI buses are not

buffered, however, drive replacement should only take place while the SCSI bus is quiescent (no SCSI

activity from the tape drive or any other device on the same bus). This is similar to HP hot-plug DAT

drives, though the hot-plug drives are not affected by other devices on the bus.

With the HP StorageWorks DAT hot-plug tape drives or array modules, the server does not need to be

taken offline to install the tape drive. Simply insert the tape drive into the server's hot-plug bay or the

Tape Array 5300's drive bay and install or configure the backup software.

Rack-Mount Tape

Rack-Mount TapeRack-Mount Tape

Rack-Mount Tape

Options

OptionsOptions

Options

HP DAT SCSI drives are supported on the HP StorageWorks 1U and 3U Rack-Mount Kits and the HP

StorageWorks Tape Array 5300. The 3U Rack-Mount Kit and the Tape Array 5300 allow up to four

internal DAT drives to be installed in 3U of rack space, while the 1U Rack-Mount Kit holds two DAT

drives in 1U of space. Both the 1U and 3U rack-mount kits use standard internal DAT SCSI drives for a

low-cost solution, while the Tape Array 5300 uses DAT array modules that provide offline hot-swap

capabilities and redundant components for high-availability environments.

Either of these rack enclosures can be configured with separate SCSI buses (channels) for each drive or

two or more drives per bus using the optional cable kits.

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

NOTE:

Please refer to the QuickSpecs for HP StorageWorks Rack-Mount Kits at

http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/10854_div/10854_div.html

or the HP StorageWorks Tape Array 5300 web page at

http://www.hp.com/products1/storage/products/tapebackup/tapearrays/tapearray5300/index.html

for further information.

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT DrivesHP StorageWorks DAT Drives

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

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