Creating A Secure Key - Quantum PX720 Quick Start Manual

PX720 DLTSage™ Tape Security Quick Start Guide
disable Secure Capable Drives for reading and writing
data to and from tapes using the Secure Key.
When a user is created with administrator privileges (other
than the default admin user), the Create Secure User
section appears at the bottom of the Users page (see
figure 1).
Figure 1 Create Secure User
To create a secure user:
N : Only users with administrator privileges (other
OTE
than the default administrator) can create a
secure user.
There is only one Secure User and the username is always
securekeyadmin.
1 Enter a secure password.
N : Secure Passwords must be alphanumeric
OTE
strings of at least one character. A blank
secure password will be rejected. Secure
Password and Verify Password must
match.
2 Verify the secure password by entering the password a
second time in the Verify Password box.
3 Click Create to create the secure key password.
Once the secure key administrator password is added,
the Delete Secure User section displays at the bottom
of the Users page (see
Figure 2 Delete Secure User
To update the secure key password:
N : Only the Secure User can change the secure user
OTE
password.
figure 2).
1 Enter a secure password.
N : Secure Passwords must be alphanumeric
OTE
strings of at least one character. A blank
secure password will be rejected. Secure
Password and Verify Password must
match.
2 Verify the secure password by entering the password a
second time in the Verify Password box.
3 Click Update to update the secure key password.
The secure key password is updated.

Creating a Secure Key

The Secure Key tab displays when a secure user has been
added to the library and the secure user is logged in.
N : When logging on as a secure user, the IP address
OTE
entered in the address line of the internet browser
uses https, not the common http. Example:
https://<ip address>
To access the Secure Key page, from the Setup page, click
on the Secure Key tab at the top of the page.
The Secure Key page displays (see
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figure 3).
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