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Summary of Contents for Utimaco CryptoServer Se Series
- Page 1 CryptoServer PCIe Se-Series Operating Manual...
- Page 2 All Rights reserved No part of this documentation may be reproduced in any form (printing, photocopy or according to any other process) without the written approval of Utimaco IS GmbH or be processed, reproduced or distributed using electronic systems. Utimaco IS GmbH reserves the right to modify or amend the documentation at any time without prior notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction ..........................5 About this Manual ........................5 1.1.1 Target Audience for this Manual ..................5 1.1.2 Contents of this Manual ....................... 5 1.1.3 Document Conventions ......................5 Other Manuals ..........................6 Import and Export Regulations....................8 Damage in Transit ........................ - Page 4 Table of Contents Page 4 of 28...
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Page 5: Introduction
Introduction Introduction Thank you for purchasing our CryptoServer Se-Series security system (referred to below as CryptoServer Se). We hope you are satisfied with our product. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any complaints or comments. About this Manual In this operating manual you will find all the necessary information for using the hardware of the CryptoServer Se as well as essential security instructions that are to be followed in order to ensure that the device can be operated safely. -
Page 6: Other Manuals
Introduction We have used icons to highlight the most important notes and information. Here you find important safety information that should be followed. Here you find additional notes or supplementary information. Other Manuals The CryptoServer is supplied as a PCI-Express (PCIe) plug-in card in the following series: CryptoServer CSe-Series ■... - Page 7 Introduction CryptoServer PCIe - Quick Start Guide ■ If you are looking for step-by-step instructions on how to bring the CryptoServer PCIe plug- in card into service, how to install the CryptoServer driver on a computer with minimal RHEL 7.0 installation and how to start administrating your CryptoServer with the CryptoServer Command-line Administration Tool (csadm), read this document.
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Page 8: Import And Export Regulations
You can also use smartcards to administer the CryptoServer Se. These smartcards, and also the appropriate PIN pad can be purchased from Utimaco IS GmbH. You cannot use PIN pads and smartcards that were not purchased from Utimaco IS GmbH to administer the CryptoServer Se. -
Page 9: General Safety Advice
General Safety Advice Please follow all the warnings, safety notes and instructions given on the device or in this introduction. If you fail to do so, Utimaco IS GmbH will not accept any responsibility for any resulting damage caused. The hardware security module CryptoServer Se is fitted with a sensor which will delete all the data from the device if it is physically tampered with, or if the environmental temperature rises above, or falls below, the permitted operating temperature range. -
Page 10: Battery
General Safety Advice For these reasons careful attention is required during transport, movement and storage of the CryptoServer plug-in cards all series. We strongly recommend to remove the CryptoServer PCIe plug-in card from the computer prior to any planned transport or movement. All cryptographic keys stored on the plug-in card remain securely maintained during the transport or movement since the CryptoServer is continuously supplied with power by a battery. -
Page 11: Environmental Temperature
Put the CryptoServer plug-in card into an antistatic wrapping and in the original packaging. If you need an original packaging or/and antistatic wrapping, please contact the manufacturer Utimaco IS GmbH. After reaching destination, put the computer, where the CryptoServer plug-in card should be installed in, to the required position, and then install the CryptoServer plug-in card. -
Page 12: Components Of Cryptoserver Se (Pcie)
Components of CryptoServer Se (PCIe) Components of CryptoServer Se (PCIe) The CryptoServer Se consists of the following components: PCI Express bus (PCIe x1) of the PCIe plug-in card Battery To supply power to the sensors and quenching system when the computer is switched Encapsulated processor This mechanical protection prevents cryptographic data from being manipulated or extracted... -
Page 13: Unpacking And Handling
Unpacking and Handling Unpacking and Handling The CryptoServer Se is supplied with several encryption keys already stored on it. You cannot operate the device unless these keys are present. For this reason, take great care when unpacking and then installing the device. The CryptoServer Se is also already fitted with a battery when it is supplied. -
Page 14: Installing The Cryptoserver Se
Unpacking and Handling Do not place it near sources of heat or in direct sunlight. ■ You must ensure that the expansion slot in which CryptoServer Se is installed lies in the ■ computer's ventilation airstream. The CryptoServer Se should only be inserted below other plug-in cards that radiate heat. ■... -
Page 15: Removing The Cryptoserver Se
Unpacking and Handling Removing the CryptoServer Se You will need to remove the CryptoServer Se to change its battery or to store or transport it. Follow the instructions for removing PCIe plug-in cards as specified in the operating manual for your computer. Switch off the computer. -
Page 16: Installation Of The Cryptoserver Driver Software
Installation of the CryptoServer Driver Software Installation of the CryptoServer Driver Software You can find the list of all currently supported operating systems in the document on the product CD in the folder CS_PD_SecurityServer_SupportedPlatforms.pdf …\Documentation\Product Details The following sections describe how to install the CryptoServer Se driver in the host computer, update it, and then remove it, under a number of different operating systems. -
Page 17: Performing A Functional Test
Click Next. The driver installation starts. You will see a message that the driver has been signed by Utimaco IS GmbH. Click on Installation. This installs the driver. You will then see a message to say that the driver has been installed successfully. -
Page 18: Updating The Driver
After that, repeat the functional test. If you still cannot communicate with the CryptoServer Se, please contact either the reseller who supplied this CryptoServer Se or the Utimaco IS GmbH Customer Service team. 5.1.3 Updating the Driver If you want to update the driver later on, proceed as follows: Open the Device Manager. -
Page 19: Uninstalling The Driver
Installation of the CryptoServer Driver Software 5.1.4 Uninstalling the Driver You must uninstall the driver from your computer before you remove the CryptoServer Se. It is not possible to uninstall the driver after you have removed the CryptoServer Se from the computer. -
Page 20: Performing A Functional Test
Installation of the CryptoServer Driver Software To compile and install the driver for the Linux kernel please read and follow the instructions in the README file on the product CD in the directory. …/Software/Linux/Driver You should have root permissions for performing the CryptoServer driver compilation/installation on a Linux operating system. -
Page 21: Updating The Driver
After that, repeat the functional test. If you still cannot communicate with the CryptoServer Se, please contact either the reseller who supplied this CryptoServer Se or the Utimaco IS GmbH Customer Service team. 5.2.3 Updating the Driver... -
Page 22: Replacing The Battery
Sanyo CR 12600SE-T1 batteries with soldering tags. Using the wrong batteries may cause an explosion. Utimaco IS GmbH accepts no responsibility for damage caused by any batteries other than those supplied by Utimaco IS GmbH. Please ensure you dispose of spent batteries in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and in an environmentally responsible manner. - Page 23 Replacing the Battery Clean both battery contacts and the soldering tags with alcohol. When performing the following steps, avoid touching the contacts with your fingers. Prepare a backup of your data, e.g., key and user databases, by using the CryptoServer administration tool you chose –...
- Page 24 Replacing the Battery Make sure the polarity is correct (see the label on the CryptoServer Se). If the polarity is incorrect, the data on the device will be deleted. Make sure that the soldering tags on the battery are in contact with the lateral mountings for the battery (see the Figure below).
- Page 25 Replacing the Battery - Power failed This means that the sensory controller remained without power for long time. Example output for GetState mode = Maintenance Mode state = INITIALIZED (0x020aff84) temp = 36.1 [C] alarm = ON sens = 02ff - Alarm has occurred - Power failed bl_ver...
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Page 26: Disposing Of The Cryptoserver Se
Of course, you also have the option of returning the CryptoServer Se that you no longer require to us, Utimaco IS GmbH, as the manufacturer. Below you will find a description of how to dispose of the CryptoServer Se and the battery in an environmentally friendly way. -
Page 27: Technical Data
Technical Data Technical Data Dimensions PCI Express (PCIe) plug-in card: Length: 167.65 mm ("half" length) Height: 111.15 mm ("full" height) Operating power 3.3 V (PCIe bus specification) Weight 400 g Battery 3 V, Lithium, Ø 12 mm, L = 600 mm, FDK CR 12600 SE-T1 with soldering tags, or similar type Ports PCIe x1... -
Page 28: Contact Address For Support Queries
Contact Address for Support Queries Contact Address for Support Queries Please feel free to contact us if an error occurs while operating the CryptoServer Se, or if you have any further questions on CryptoServer Se. Utimaco IS GmbH Germanusstr. 4 52080 Aachen Germany You can reach us from Monday to Friday 09.00 a.m.
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