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Sharing Encrypted Tapes – Import/Export Operations

Exporting Data Encryption Keys

Quantum Encryption Key Manager User’s Guide 49

9 Send the data encryption key file to the administrator of the

destination Q-EKM server.

If you change the default name of the exported encryption key file so

that it no longer includes the WWN key (the default name is

EXK00E09E<WWN key>_<date>.jck), you must provide the library

WWN key along with the encryption key file to the destination

Q-EKM server administrator, because they need it to import your

keys (see Understanding How Q-EKM Uses Aliases

on page 41). The

library WWN key can be found in the

library_wwnamekey file located

in the

QEKM directory:

Exporting Imported Keys6

To export a set of data encryption keys that you previously imported:

1 Make sure you have imported the public certificate of the destination

Q-EKM server (see Importing a Public Certificate

on page 45).

2 Log on to Q-EKM Commands (see Logging On to Q-EKM

Commands on page 27).

3 At the Command Prompt, enter

i (for the Import/export keys option).

The Key Import/Export menu displays (see Figure 7

on page44).

4 From the Key Import/Export menu, enter

5 (for Export imported

keys

Note: If sending between Linux and Windows systems, make

sure the files are copied and transported in binary format

(see Special Considerations for Exchanging Files Between

Linux and Windows Servers on page 41).

Note:

IMPORTANT: It is recommended that you do NOT change

the file name because it creates more work and may cause

confusion. See Why You Should Not Change File Names

on page 42.

Windows

c:\Program Files\Quantum\QEKM

Linux

/opt/Quantum/QEKM

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