Dell PowerVault TL4000 Dell PowerVault ML6000 Encryption Key Manager User's - Page 69
refresh, status, stopekm, symrec, Example, Example: refresh, config.keystore.file, Example: status
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-rec1 Specifies the alias (or key label) of the drive's certificate. -rec2 Specifies a second alias (or key label) of the drive's certificate. -symrec Specifies an alias (of the symmetric key) or a key group name for the tape drive. Example: moddrive -drivename 000123456789 -rec1 newalias1 refresh Tells the Encryption Key Manager to refresh the debug, audit, and drive table values with the latest configuration parameters. Example: refresh refreshks Refreshes the keystore. Use this to reload the keystore specified in config.keystore.file if it was modified while the Encryption Key Manager server was running. Use this command only when needed as it may degrade performance. Example: refreshks status Displays whether key manager server is started or stopped. Example: status stopekm Stops the Encryption Key Manager server. Example: stopekm sync Synchronizes the configuration file properties, or drive table information, or both on another Encryption Key Manager server with those on the key manager server issuing the command. Note: Neither synchronization method acts on the keystore or KeyGroups.xml file. These must be copied manually. sync {-all | -config | -drivetab} -ipaddr ip_addr :ssl:port [-merge | -rewrite] -all Send both the configuration properties file and the drive table information to the Encryption Key Manager server specified by -ipaddr. -config Send only the configuration properties file to the Encryption Key Manager server specified by -ipaddr. Chapter 5. Administering the Encryption Key Manager 5-13