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Set the key value based on the backup:
hostname:shares encryption local key-005 (uncommitted)> set
key=d6a5b801ffb93fcb19ef70a11d662d8092f243c5d4ccd0cd34264b15dd0b7739
key = d6a5b801ffb93fcb19ef70a11d662d8092f243c5d4ccd0cd34264b15dd0b7739
(uncommitted)
Save the key:
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hostname:shares encryption local key-005 (uncommitted)> commit
If the keyname is used with existing shares, you will be alerted:
Existing shares reference the key Mykey from the LOCAL keystore. Are you sure? (Y/N)
To overwrite the key value in the existing shares, type Y. Type N to not add the new key.
You can then change the key used for those shares before repeating this procedure and
restoring the original key. For more information, see
(CLI)" on page
Related Topics
"Changing a Share Encryption Key (CLI)" on page 574
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"Backing Up a LOCAL Key (CLI)" on page 575
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"Deleting an Encryption Key (CLI)" on page 578
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Encryption Properties
The following list shows the encryption properties available for managing keys, creating keys,
and creating encrypted projects and shares.
LOCAL Key Management Properties
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LOCAL Key Creation Properties
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OKM Key Management Properties (supplied by your OKM administrator)
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Master Passphrase - The master passphrase is used to generate an AES key for
encrypting the keys stored in the LOCAL keystore. The PKCS#5 PBKDF algorithm is
used to generate the key and the key is randomly generated and managed by the system.
Keyname - Name to identify the key.
Generate Key Automatically - Automatically generate the key.
Key - Hex-encoded raw 256-bit key, stored in an encrypted form, if automatic key
generation is not selected.
Key Manager Server - IP address of your Oracle Key Manager (OKM) server.
Encryption Properties
"Changing a Share Encryption Key
Data Encryption
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