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subsystem:certification [2017/10/17 01:05] – [Viewing Certificate] Scott Cunliffesubsystem:certification [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Certificates and Certification ===== ===== Certificates and Certification =====
  
-In TapeTrack, a **Certificate** is a digitally-generated form that indicates whether or not a [[object:repository|Repository]] is performing adequately. [[object:repository|Repositories]] can either receive a Certified status or a Refused status.  [[object:repository|Repositories]] gaining a Certificate Refused status have Audit Failures due to either surplus [[object:volume|Volumes]] or deficit [[object:volume|Volumes]].+In TapeTrack, a **Certificate** is a digitally-generated form that indicates whether or not a [[object:repository|Repository]] is performing adequately. [[object:repository|Repositories]] can either receive a Certified status or a Refused status.  [[object:repository|Repositories]] gaining a Certificate Refused status have Audit Failures due to either surplus or deficit [[object:volume|Volumes]].
  
-certificates that have previously been [[master:generate_certificate|generated]] can be viewed on the Certificate tab.+Certificates that have previously been [[master:generate_certificate|generated]] are listed on the Certificate tab in TapeTrack TapeMaster.
  
 {{:master:tapemaster_repository_certification.png}} {{:master:tapemaster_repository_certification.png}}
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 ==== Viewing Certificate ===== ==== Viewing Certificate =====
  
-Right click on a certificate and select ''Properties'', or double click to open the required certificate.+Right-click on a certificate and select ''Properties'', or double-click to open the required certificate.
  
 The top half of the certificate displays: The top half of the certificate displays:
   * **Certificate Properties**   * **Certificate Properties**
-    * **Customer**: Customer ID or Name +    * **Customer**: Customer-ID or Name 
-    * **Media**: Media ID or description +    * **Media**: Media-ID or description 
-    * **Repository**:Repository ID or description+    * **Repository**:Repository-ID or description
     * **Items**: Total number of volumes audited     * **Items**: Total number of volumes audited
     * **Deficit**: Number of volumes in deficit (not present but should be)     * **Deficit**: Number of volumes in deficit (not present but should be)
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         * **User Name**         * **User Name**
  
-The bottom half of the certificate displays a list of the volume ID's in the certification audit and their status:+The bottom half of the certificate displays a list of the Volume-ID's in the certification audit and their status:
   * **OK**: Present in the reconciliation and supposed to be.   * **OK**: Present in the reconciliation and supposed to be.
   * **Surplus**: Present in the reconciliation but not meant to be.   * **Surplus**: Present in the reconciliation but not meant to be.
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