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nvme-security-recv(1)


NAME

   nvme-security-recv - Security Recv command

SYNOPSIS

   nvme security-recv [<device>] [--size=<size> | -x <size>]
                       [--secp=<security-protocol> | -p <security-protocol>]
                       [--spsp=<protocol-specific> | -s <protocol-specific>]
                       [--nssf=<nvme-specific> | -N <nvme-specific>]
                       [--tl=<transfer-length> | -t <transfer-length>]
                       [--namespace-id=<nsid> | -n <nsid>]
                       [-b | --raw-binary]

DESCRIPTION

   The Security Receive command transfers the status and data result of
   one or more Security Send commands that were previously submitted to
   the controller.

   The association between a Security Receive command and previous
   Security Send commands is dependent on the Security Protocol. The
   format of the data to be transferred is dependent on the Security
   Protocol. Refer to SPC-4 for Security Protocol details.

   Each Security Receive command returns the appropriate data
   corresponding to a Security Send command as defined by the rules of the
   Security Protocol. The Security Receive command data may not be
   retained if there is a loss of communication between the controller and
   host, or if a controller reset occurs.

OPTIONS

   -n <nsid>, --namespace-id=<nsid>
       Target a specific namespace for this security command.

   -N <nssf>, --nssf=<nssf>
       NVMe Security Specific field. If using security protocol EAh
       assigned for NVMe use, the NVMe security specific field indicates
       which reply memory buffer target.

   -x <size>, --size=<size>
       Size of buffer to allocate. One success it will be printed to
       STDOUT.

   -p <security-protocol>, --secp=<security-protocol>
       Security Protocol: This field specifies the security protocol as
       defined in SPC-4. The controller shall fail the command with
       Invalid Parameter indicated if a reserved value of the Security
       Protocol is specified.

   -s <security-protocol-specific>, --spsp=<security-protocol-specific>
       SP Specific: The value of this field is specific to the Security
       Protocol as defined in SPC-4.

   -a <allocation-length>, --al=<allocation-length>
       Allocation Length: The value of this field is specific to the
       Security Protocol as defined in SPC-4.

   -b, --raw-binary
       Print the raw buffer to stdout. Defaults to print in hex.

EXAMPLES

   No Examples

NVME

   Part of the nvme-user suite



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