Clearing client data

Log in to the NDR as npadmin using the NDR IP address or FQDN. For example:

$ ssh npadmin@10.1.0.1

or

$ ssh npadmin@exampleFQDN

Enter privileged mode:

npadmin@ia> enable

Enter the npadmin password. The password can be 5 to 24 characters long.

[sudo] password for npadmin: <password>

Enter configuration mode:

npadmin@ia# configure system

Enter the raid-wipe menu:

npadmin@hostname(config)# raid-wipe

You will see the following:

Wipe

Securely removed collected data

1. File partitions to shred/wipe: No partition selected.

2. Verbose Mode: False

3. Shred iteration:

4. Zero Drives:

A. Apply the shred of filesystem.

C. Cancel the shred.

Enter the option from above to execute:

Enter 1 to select the partition you want to clean:

You will see the following

Wipe

Securely removed collected data

NPSTORE:

2. ELASTIC:

3. CMA:

Press Enter to go back to the main menu.

Enter the number for the file system you want to include in the SHRED:

Select the number (1,2 or 3) for the file system you want to shred. You can include a single file system or multiple file systems in the shred.

Select option 2 to enable Verbose mode:

Select option 3 to enter the number of shred iterations. You can select up to 9 iterations. The default is 1.

Enter the number of iterations for sherd [1-9]:

Select option 4 to enable zero drives. This will zero out each and every sector and byte in the drive after shredding.

Select option A to include the file system in the shred.

Note

A file system shred results in a permanent loss of all data in each file system included in the RAID device wipe. You cannot retrieve the file system data after it is deleted.

You will see the following warning:

Type DELETE to confirm file system shred.

Press Enter to go back to the raid-wipe menu.