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5 Verify that you have set the ClassPath and JavaPath variables correctly. The variables should contain the following paths if they are correct. Pay close attention to the location of the semicolons. Semicolons should only be used between paths. Class Path C:\Progra~1\IBM\Java50\/lib/ext/IBMKeyManagementServer.jar;C:\Progra ~1\IBM\Java50\/lib/ext/ibmjsseprovider2.jar;C:\Progra~1\IBM\Java50\/lib/i bmpkcs.jar;C:\Progra~1\IBM\Java50\/lib/ibmpkcs11impl.jar; JavaPath C:\Progra~1\IBM\Java50\ 6 Ensure the paths in your EKM Server Configuration properties file are fully qualified. This file is named KeyManagerConfig.properties and is located in the C:\ekm\gui directory. All of the following paths inside the file should be checked and updated to make sure they are fully qualified paths (For example, use C:\ekm\gui\EKMKeys.jck not gui\EKMKeys.jck). See the examples below on what to change the paths to when using a default installation. Table 1-1 lists the options in the file and the complete path it should point to if using the default installation and key store names. NOTE: Each of the entries can be found in the KeyManagerConfig.properties file. Table 1-1. Table of the file options and the complete path they must point to, if using the default installation and key store names Options Complete Path config.keygroup.xml.file FILE:C:/ekm/gui/keygroups/KeyGroups.xml Admin.ssl.keystore.name C:/ekm/gui/EKMKeys.jck TransportListener.ssl.truststore. C:/ekm/gui/EKMKeys.jck name Audit.metadata.file.name C:/ekm/gui/metadata/ekm_metadata.xml Audit.handler.file.directory C:/ekm/gui/audit config.keystore.file C:/ekm/gui/EKMKeys.jck TransportListener.ssl.keystore. C:/ekm/gui/EKMKeys.jck name 14 Dell Encryption Key Manager and Library Managed Encryption