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8. Edit the KeyManagerConfig.properties file so that it contains only the following properties:

– config.keygroup.xml.file

– config.keystore.password.obfuscated

– config.keystore.file

– config.drivetable.file.url

Delete the other lines. For an example, refer to Code Example in this procedure.

9. Add the following DB2 options to the new KeyManagerConfig.properties file:

– jdbcURL = jdbc:db2://localhost:<

EKM 3.0 DB2 database port

>/<

EKM 3.0 DB2 database name

jdbcURL = jdbc:db2://<

EKM 3.0 server IP address

>:<

EKM 3.0 DB2 database port

>/<

EKM 3.0 DB2 database

name

– jdbcUID = <

DB2 administrator user name

– jdbcPW = <

DB2 administrator password

– dbType = DB2

For an example, refer to Code Example in this procedure.

NOTE: The variables are parameters that you set when you installed EKM 3.0. Do not enter the less than and

greater than symbols (< >) around variables. The variables, user names, and passwords are case-sensitive.

10. Add the password entry for the EKM 3.0 default keystore to the KeyManagerConfig.properties file. The password

entry is:

tklm.encryption.password = <

ekm 3.0 keystore password

The updated KeyManagerConfig.properties file should look similar to the following example:

Code Example for

Windows

config.keygroup.xml.file = File:c:\\<EKM_Files>\

\KeyGroups.xml

config.keystore.password.obfuscated = 38087C9DA4A4696A6B6C

config.keystore.file = c:\\<

EKM_Files>\\EKMKeys.jck

config.drivetable.file.url = File:c:\\<EKM_Files>\

\ekm_drivetable.dt

jdbcURL = jdbc:db2://localhost:50010/ekm_dell

jdbcUID = ekmdell1

jdbcPW = Dell1234

dbType = DB2

tklm.encryption.password = Dell1234

Where

EKM_Files

is the folder you created previously.

Code Example for

Linux

config.keygroup.xml.file = File:/opt/<EKM_Files>/

KeyGroups.xml