MIL-HDBK-9660 Dod Produced Cd-Rom ProductsThis document was prepared by the Defense information Systems Agency DISA, in cooperation with the services and other activities within the Department of Defense DOD. The goal of this document is to provide information and guidelines to support the creation and interoperability of Compact Disc-Read Only Memory CD-ROM development and use within DOD. This document specifies core compact disc fundamentals for the DOD community. It is strongly recommended all DOD components comply with the fundamentals established within this document. Specialized functions within DOD may require expanded internal guidance to meet their own mission needs. All other Government entities are invited to use this document.

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d.  Producing Organization's Name:  All discs.

e.  Classification Authority:  For classified discs. f.  Declassification Date:  If applicable.

g.  Producer and/or Product Seals/Logos:  Optional.

h.  ISO 9660/Compact Disc Data Storage Logos:  Optional; however, placing the ISO 9660 logo on a disc indicates to the user that the disc is ISO 9660 compliant.  It also quickly identifies the disc as a CD-Audio, CD-ROM, CD-i, etc., without having to insert it into a drive.

i.  Title of Production or Disc Set, including any disc set numbering schemes, such as 1 of 3:  All discs.  Include any prefacing number or title, such as Technical Order (TO), Technical Manual (TM), Department of Defense Directive (DODD), etc.

NOTE:  Include markings on classified discs to show that the title is unclassified information (U). j.  Date Produced:  All discs.

k.  Platforms Supported:  If applicable (Examples: DOS, Windows, Unix (specify), Macintosh, DEC, etc.).

l.  Supplemental Data Formats Used:  When using any extended or supplemental data formats

(Examples: XA, MPC, MPC2, MPC3).

m. Edition:  Edition, version, revision, change number or identification.  Optional.

n.  Volume Identification:   All discs.  This should be identical to the eleven characters of the Volume Identifier (first eleven characters of the ISO 9660 Volume Identifier (32 characters available)) written in the header of the disc. Use only upper-case letters, 0-9, and the underscore for Volume Identifications.  One way to accommodate the requirements for unique volume identification for discs in CD-ROM jukeboxes, towers, and network systems is to use the producing organization's Unit Identification Code (UIC) as the first six characters; the producing organization should then manage/ensure disc uniqueness using the next five characters of the Volume Identifier.

o.  Identification Number for Disc (serial/copy #):  To be used for accounting of top secret or code word discs, optional for other discs.

(1)  For top secret or code word disc accountability, each producer should assign a unique serial number to each title or production release.  Additionally, each disc should contain a copy number unique to the serial number.

(2)  For accountability of other discs: As needed.  Identification Numbers can be used to provide accountability for every disc produced.

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