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4. Select Enabled.
5. Click Submit.
Configuring the key server token log in behavior when using the MSL Encryption Kit
By default the security user must provide the key server token password each time the library is powered
on or booted. When the Keep Token Logged In Across Reboots option is enabled, the key server token
password is only required after the library has been powered off or encounters a hard shutdown. The
password is not required after a reboot.
Procedure
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Encryption > USB—MSL Encryption Kit screen.
2. Click Keep Token Logged In Across Reboots.
3. Click Submit.
Using the KMIP wizard
With the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) Wizard, you can configure use of KMIP key
management servers with the library.
For additional information on configuring KMIP servers for use with the library, see the KMIP server
documentation.
Prerequisites
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The library configuration is complete, including defining all library partitions.
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The KMIP server is available on the network and has been configured for use with this library.
•
The KMIP license has been added from the Configuration > System > License Key Handling
screen.
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The security user is logged in to the RMI.
Procedure
1.
In the Configuration area, click KMIP Wizard in the Encryption menu to start the wizard.
2.
The Wizard Information screen displays information about the wizard. If the library configuration is
complete and the KMIP server is available on the network, click Next.
3.
The Certificate Authority Information screen displays prerequisites for using the KMIP certificate.
When the prerequisites are met, click Next.
4.
The Certificate Authority Certificate Entry screen displays instructions for obtaining the certificate
for the KMIP server. Follow the instructions to copy the certificate from the management console.
Paste the certificate into the wizard and then click Next.
5.
The Library Certificate Information screen displays information about the next wizard steps. Click
Next.
6.
The KMIP Client Configuration screen provides options for two types of server authentication.
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