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Sharing Encrypted Tapes – Import/Export Operations

Exporting Data Encryption Keys

Quantum Encryption Key Manager User’s Guide 48

5 Enter your keystore password.

A list of certificates available to export keys displays. The list includes

your Q-EKM server’s native public certificate and all public

certificates that you have ever imported. The list displays in the

following format:

Available certificates to export keys:

Serial Number Certificate

Source

--------------------------------------------------

A0C0123456 (QEKMIECertA0C0123456.cer)

A0C0789012 (QEKMIECertA0C0789012.cer)

A0C0234578 (Native)

The serial number listed is the library serial number associated with

the Q-EKM server that generated the public certificate file, followed

by the name of the public certificate file. The file identified as

“Native” is your Q-EKM server’s native public certificate.

You are asked to enter one of the listed serial numbers to use to

export the encryption keys.

6 Enter the serial number corresponding to the public certificate you

want to use to wrap the exported keys. Choose the certificate that

came from the server which will be importing the keys.

7 The data encryption key file is exported to the

QEKM directory. The

name and location of the file are displayed on the screen. The file is

named:

EXK00E09E<WWN key>_<date>.jck (where the WWN key is

the WWN key entered at initial install) and is located here:

8 Press

<Enter> to return to the Key Import/Export menu.

Note: Even if the file name for the public certificate was changed

from the default format, Q-EKM converts it back into the

default format when it is imported. This is one reason it is

recommended NOT to change file names (see Why You

Should Not Change File Names on page 42).

Windows

c:\Program Files\Quantum\QEKM

Linux

/opt/Quantum/QEKM

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