Abstract: A method, system and program in which a certificate identifier (ID) is associated with an encryption certificate. In certain embodiments, the certificate ID is stored in a cartridge memory (CM). Thus, keystore or key manager administrators can trace keystore locations, versions of keystores, etc. when a cart cannot locate a correct key. This certificate ID, as it is stored on the cartridge memory, is viewable by all.

Abstract: Dynamic price performance enhancement features and scheduling ranges of input/output performance operating categories and settings for storage solutions are provided by a seller to a purchaser via a program running either remotely on the seller's host system over a communications network or locally on a general purpose computer processor in a tape storage library device. The purchaser is prompted by the seller's system to identify storage device requirements and price constraints. The seller's system provides storage performance operating solutions and negotiates a suitable match between the seller's storage solutions and the purchaser's storage requirements and price constraints. The seller's system finalizes the design of the storage solution and provides a pool of license keys that unlock the storage performance solutions in the tape storage library device that match the purchaser's storage performance requirements and price constraints.

Abstract: Removing attachments from sent e-mails, including: providing a selectable e-mail setting to delete attachments from copies of e-mails saved in a sent folder on an e-mail server, such that a user is provided with choices as to when attachments are to be deleted; the e-mail user selecting whether attachments are automatically deleted prior to saving sent e-mails or selecting a specific amount of time before the attachments are automatically deleted; the e-mail user composing an e-mail and attaching at least one attachment to the e-mail; sending the e-mail with the at least one attachment to at least one other user; saving a copy of the e-mail in the sent folder either (a) without saving any of the at least one attachment, or (b) with the at least one attachment, and then deleting the at least one attachment after the specific amount of time.

Abstract: A method for handling web search results to be displayed on a browser is disclosed. A history information file is initially provided on a search server connected to a network. The history information file includes a set of previously viewed websites. After the receipt of a search request from an internet browser on a computer connected to the network, an internet search is preformed according to a search criteria of the search request. After the previously viewed websites listed on the history information file have been removed from the current internet search results, the current search results are then sent to the internet browser to be displayed on the internet browser.

Abstract: A method for updating encryption keystores within a computer network having multiple host computers is disclosed. A keystore is initially loaded into a key manager within one of the host computers. In response to a key request by a peripheral device within the computer network, a determination is made whether or not the keystore is currently being updated. In a determination that the keystore is not currently being updated, the loaded keystore is utilized to handle the key request. In a determination that the keystore is currently being updated, any incoming key request is redirected to a local queue associated with the key manager. Afterwards, the updated keystore is utilized to handle the key request and any other key request pending in the local queue associated with the key manager.

Abstract: A method, system and program in which a certificate identifier (ID) is associated with an encryption certificate. In certain embodiments, the certificate ID is stored in a cartridge memory (CM). Thus, keystore or key manager administrators can trace keystore locations, versions of keystores, etc. when a cart cannot locate a correct key. This certificate ID, as it is stored on the cartridge memory, is viewable by all.