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Sharing Encrypted Tapes – Import/Export Operations

Importing Data Encryption Keys

Quantum Encryption Key Manager User’s Guide 52

If you change the default name of the exported encryption key file so

that it no longer includes the WWN key (the default name is

EXK00E09E<WWN key>_<date>.jck), you must provide the library

WWN key that you selected for the export in Step 7

along with the

encryption key file to the destination Q-EKM server administrator,

because they need it to import your keys. See Understanding How Q-

EKM Uses Aliases on page 41 for more information.

Importing Data Encryption Keys

In order to read tapes encrypted by a different (i.e., source) Q-EKM

server, you need to import the encryption keys used to encrypt those

tapes onto your Q-EKM server (i.e., destination).

1 Receive the

encryption key file from the administrator of the source

Q-EKM server and place the file in the

QEKM directory located here:

2 Log on to Q-EKM Commands (see Logging On to Q-EKM

Commands on page 27).

3 At the Command Prompt, enter

i (for the Import/Export keys option).

The Key Import/Export menu displays (see Figure 7

on page44).

4 At the command prompt, enter

2 (for Import keys).

5 Enter the file name of the encryption key file.

The import process begins.

6 Enter your Q-EKM server’s keystore password (see Keystore

Password on page 26).

Note: Currently, Q-EKM does not support importing individual

encryption keys. Instead, you will import all 1024 data

encryption keys as one file.

Windows

c:\Program Files\Quantum\QEKM

Linux

/opt/Quantum/QEKM

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