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Rekeying Tape Volume Groups, Confirm, Volume Groups

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Key Management Operations Chapter 6 Cisco SME Key Management Send documentation comments to [email protected] Step 5 Click Confirm to begin the import process or click Back to choose another volume group file. Note The imported keys in tape volume groups are read-only by default. However, if the entry "sme.retain.imported.key.state=true" is set in the conf/smeserver.properties file and the FM server is restarted, the state of the imported keys are retained and both read and write operations can be performed. Rekeying Tape Volume Groups Tape volume groups can be rekeyed periodically to ensure better security and also when the key security has been compromised. In the unique key mode, the rekey operation generates a new tape volume group wrap key. The current tape volume group wrap key is archived. The current media keys remain unchanged, and the new media keys are wrapped with the new tape volume group wrap key. In the shared key mode, the rekey operation generates a new tape volume group wrap key and a new tape volume group shared key. The current tape volume group wrap key is archived while the current tape volume group shared key remain unchanged (in active state). The volume groups can be rekeyed monthly even if you do not use the unique key mode. To rekey tape volume groups, follow these steps: Step 1 Step 2 In the Fabric Manager Web Client navigation pane, select Volume Groups to display the volume groups in the cluster. Select one or more volume groups. 6-14 Cisco MDS 9000 Family Storage Media Encryption Configuration Guide OL-18091-01, Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.x

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Cisco MDS 9000 Family Storage Media Encryption Configuration Guide
OL-18091-01, Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.x
Chapter 6
Cisco SME Key Management
Key Management Operations
Step 5
Click
Confirm
to begin the import process or click
Back
to choose another volume group file.
Note
The imported keys in tape volume groups are read-only by default. However, if the entry
“sme.retain.imported.key.state=true” is set in the conf/smeserver.properties file and the FM server is
restarted, the state of the imported keys are retained and both read and write operations can be
performed.
Rekeying Tape Volume Groups
Tape volume groups can be rekeyed periodically to ensure better security and also when the key security
has been compromised.
In the unique key mode, the rekey operation generates a new tape volume group wrap key. The current
tape volume group wrap key is archived. The current media keys remain unchanged, and the new media
keys are wrapped with the new tape volume group wrap key.
In the shared key mode, the rekey operation generates a new tape volume group wrap key and a new tape
volume group shared key. The current tape volume group wrap key is archived while the current tape
volume group shared key remain unchanged (in active state).
The volume groups can be rekeyed monthly even if you do not use the unique key mode.
To rekey tape volume groups, follow these steps:
Step 1
In the Fabric Manager Web Client navigation pane, select
Volume Groups
to display the volume groups
in the cluster.
Step 2
Select one or more volume groups.