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Sharing Encrypted Tapes – Import/Export Operations

Why You Should Not Change File Names

Quantum Encryption Key Manager User’s Guide 42

case, the recipient is asked to enter the library serial number when

importing the file. In these cases, the originator must supply the alias.

The alias is listed in the

library_serialnum file located in the QEKM

directory of the originating Q-EKM server:

Data Encryption Key

Alias 6

The data encryption key alias is the WWN key associated with the

Q-EKM server from which the data encryption keys originated. (It is the

same WWN key that was entered during Q-EKM installation.) The alias

(WWN key) appears in the file name of the exported encryption key file

when it is exported from the Q-EKM server. For instance, in file name

EXK00E09E

0978f7_29072010.jck, the alias is 0978f7.

Q-EKM needs the unique alias to associate with an imported encryption

key file. Normally Q-EKM pulls the alias off of the file name without any

input from the user required. Occasionally, the owner of the file may

change the file name so that the WWN key no longer appears. In this case,

the recipient is asked to enter the WWN key when importing the file. In

these cases, the originator must supply the alias.

The alias is listed in the

library_wwnamekey file located in the QEKM

directory:

Why You Should Not Change File Names

It is strongly recommended that you do NOT change the default names of

public certificate files and data encryption key files that you export or

import. Q-EKM allows you to change file names; however, it is not

recommended. Changing the file name creates more work for both the

sender and receiver of these files, and may cause confusion.

Windows

c:\Program Files\Quantum\QEKM

Linux

/opt/Quantum/QEKM

Windows

c:\Program Files\Quantum\QEKM

Linux

/opt/Quantum/QEKM

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