• Token Name — The name of the token. The name can be changed on the Configuration
> Security screen.
• Number of Keys — The number of keys currently stored on the token. The token can hold
up to 100 keys.
For information about the keys on the token, click Gather Key Information. The RMI displays
a list of information about each key, including the creation date and time. For security reasons,
the encryption keys are not displayed. The key identified as the current key is the key currently
used to encrypt data on all new and formatted tapes in the library that are enabled for encryption
using the encryption kit.
Figure 42 Library Status > Security screen with KMIP enabled
When KMIP is enabled, you can see, but not modify, the following:
• Drive Encryption Status — The encryption status for the drive, including whether the drive
is configured for encryption or not, and whether a requested encryption key has been
received. Click Refresh to update the status.
• Security Status — Shows whether KMIP key management is configured or not. Configure
KMIP in the Configuration > Security screen.
• Signed Certificate — Displays information about the library SSL client certificate.
Serial Number — The serial number provided by the certificate authority that signed
the certificate.
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◦ Status — Indicates whether the library deems the certificate to be valid or not.
◦ Valid Between Dates — Displays the time frame when the certificate is valid. These
dates are assigned by the certificate authority, which is typically on the KMIP server.
◦ Common Name — A name that is automatically assigned by the library. Some KMIP
servers require this name to match the library KMIP client user name.
Configuration
Changing the system configuration
Use the Configuration > System page (page 67) to modify the system configuration.
System configuration changes are only applied after the Apply Selections or the Submit button
is selected. After making the selection, a warning page informs you of the impact of the proposed
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