[Motorola] Motorola Encryption Board Labels

[tvsjr]

Sure. 0105956V67 is a valid part number (although NLA and not showing up on
MOL) for a DES-OFB/DES-XL UCM for the XTS3000. If memory serves, this is
going to be a newer rev UCM (R03.53-R03.56?) which requires host R07 in the
XTS3K to operate.

I don't know why, but the part numbers for the crypto boards seem to change
quite frequently.

080/03 is probably a manufacture date (80th day of '03, maybe?)

I'd put money on CAM0305ZFV being a serial number. Crypto modules are
tracked fairly carefully. A unique serial might be required for FIPS
compliance. A unique serial is certainly required for CCIs (Controlled
Cryptographic Items - devices with cryptographic protocols protected by the
US gov't, such as Fascinator/Indictor, which are tracked individually by the
gov't).

Terry


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[mailto:motorola-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Alan Henney
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 10:14 PM
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Subject: [Motorola] Motorola Encryption Board Labels


Can anybody explain the significance of the numbers that typically
appear on the label of Motorola encryption boards?

Here is an example:

0105956V67  080/03  CAM0305ZFV

This is from an XTS-3000.  None of the three are valid Motorola part
numbers, are they?  But they appear on the barcode label as if they
were.

Thanks,
Alan
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