Dell PowerVault ML6000 User's Manual
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Brand: Dell
Category: Network Hardware , Software , Storage
Type: Operation & user’s manual
Model: Dell PowerVault TL2000 , Dell PowerVault TL4000 , Dell PowerVault ML6000
Pages: 122 (0.8 Mb)
Note: The drive.acceptUnknownDrives property is set to false by default. Thus,
the Encryption Key Manager will not add new drives to the drive table
automatically. Choose the mode you wish to operate in and change the
configuration accordingly. See Appendix B for details.
Synchronizing Data Between Two Key Manager Servers
The drive table and configuration properties file can be synchronized between two
Encryption Key Manager servers. This can be done manually by using the CLI
client sync command or automatically by setting four properties in the
KeyManagerConfig.properties file.
Notes
Neither synchronization method acts on the keystore or key groups XML file.
They must be copied manually.
The automatic synchronization function is enabled only when a valid IP
address is specified in the sync.ipaddress property of the
KeyManagerConfig.properties file. See “Automatic Synchronization” on page
4-3.
Manual Synchronization
The manual method involves executing the CLI client sync command. The syntax
is as follows:
sync {-all | -config | -drivetab} -ipaddr ip_addr :sslport [-merge | -rewrite]
This command sends the configuration file properties or the drive table
information or both from the source (or sending) server to the destination (or
receiving) server specified by the –ipaddr parameter. The receiving Encryption Key
Manager server must be up and running.
Required fields
-all
Send both the configuration properties file and the drive table information to
the server specified by -ipaddr.
-config
Send only the configuration properties file to the server specified by -ipaddr.
-drivetab
Send only the drive table information to the server specified by -ipaddr.
-ipaddr
ip_addr:sslport specifies the address and ssl port of the receiving server. The
sslport should match the value specified for “TransportListener.ssl.port” in the
KeyManagerConfig.properties file of the receiving server.
Optional fields
-merge
Merge (add) new drive table data with current data on receiving server. (The
configuration file is always a rewrite.) This is the default.
-rewrite
Replace the current data on the receiving server with new data.
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