3. On the EKM Server Certificate Configuration page (Figure 2) enter the key store alias and fill in any
additional fields that may serve to identify the certificate and its purpose. Click Submit and Start
Server.
Note: Interrupting the Encryption Key Manager GUI during key generation requires an Encryption
Key Manager re-install.
Keystore file corruption will occur if your stop the Encryption Key Manager key generation
process before it is complete. To recover from this event, follow these steps:
v If the Encryption Key Manager was interrupted during the initial install, navigate to the
directory where the directory is located (example x:\ekm). Delete the directory and restart
the install.
v If the Encryption Key Manager was interrupted while adding a new keygroup, stop your
Encryption Key Manager server, restore your keystore file with the latest backup keystore
(this file is located in your x:\ekm\gui\backupfiles folder). Note that the backup file
contains the date and time stamp as part of the file name (for example,
2007_11_19_16_38_31_EKMKeys.jck). The date and time stamp must be removed once the file
is copied into the x:\ekm\gui directory. Restart the Encryption Key Manager server and add
the key group that was previously interrupted.
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Figure 2. EKM Server Certificate Configuration Page
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