Installing Tls Certificates On The Skm; Server For Skm 2.4 (240Q) Or Later; Begin The Installation; Executing The Script Using The -D Option - Quantum Scalar i40 Quick Start Manual

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Quantum Scalar Key Manager 2.5 Quick Start Guide
Installing TLS Certificates on the SKM Server for SKM 2.4
(240Q) or Later

Begin the Installation

Executing the Script
Using the -d Option
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Beginning with SKM 2.4 (240Q), it is now possible to self-generate library/SKM TLS
communication certificates using SKM server with version 2.4 (240Q) or greater loaded.
This certificate-generation process generates sets of TLS certificates that can be loaded
onto the primary and secondary SKM servers and all libraries attached to the servers.
Note: The TLS certificate generation process must be run on only one of the SKM
servers, so there is no need to generate TLS Certificates on both SKM servers.
Either the Primary or Secondary SKM server can be used to generate the
certificates.
Specifically, the
genSKMcerts
ways to generate certificates:
• By executing the script using the "-d" option. Certificates are generated using a set
of default values similar to the certificates currently provided by Quantum.
• By executing the script
information used to generate the certificates must be provided.
1 SSH in to the SKM server. (If you have an SKM VM server, you can SSH in or continue
to use the vSphere console and proceed to
2 At the skmserver login prompt, type the login ID:
akmadmin
3 At the Password prompt, type your password.
A message displays alerting you that the SKM key server will be stopped.
4 Type
to agree to stop the SKM key server and continue.
y
A message appears stating the SKM key server is being stopped.
5 Do one of the following:
• To execute the script using the -d option, proceed with the steps in
the Script Using the -d Option
• To execute the script
Executing the Script Without Using the -d Option
Use the following procedure to generate certificates using the -d option, which uses
default values. The generated certificates are valid for ten years from the date on which
they were generated.
1 Once logged into the SKM server, execute
using the defaults.
Installing TLS Certificates on the SKM Server for SKM 2.4 (240Q) or Later
script is loaded onto the SKM servers using one of two
without
using the "-d" option. If the "-d" option is not used,
Step 4
on page 28.
without
using the -d option, proceed with the steps in
genSKMcerts –d
below.)
Executing
on page 31.
to generate certificates

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