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Key Management
Using the
Security
,
Key Management
menu item, you can rekey your phone, perform a
direct key load, view keys and delete keys. When you select a key management option,
you are prompted to log in as a secure user (assuming you are not already logged in).
In this section, you will learn to
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Perform rekey procedures (page 91)
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Load keys (page 93)
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View keys (page 94)
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Delete keys (page 94)
Performing Rekey Procedures
When the phone powers up and determines that it has expired or seed keys, it will notify
you. When the phone powers up and determines that a rekey is pending because of an
interrupted rekey operation, it will also notify you. After confirming the notification, you can
continue to operate the phone.
You must log on to your phone as a secure user before rekeying your phone. When you
select a rekey mode, the phone displays a rekey idle display for this mode. While this
display is shown, you can place a call to the Rekey center. Incoming calls are not allowed
during rekey mode, nor is Secure Dial (see “To Transmit Characters Using Secure Dial”
on page 33).
From the
Security
,
Key Management, Rekey
menu item, you can rekey seed and
expired keys, rekey all keys or disable rekey.
To Rekey Seed and Expired Keys
1
From the Home screen, press the Select ( ) key.
2
Scroll to the
Security
tab, and press the Select ( ) key.
3
From the Security menu, select
Key Management
.
If you have not logged on as a secure user, you will be prompted to do so. See “To
Log On as a Secure User” on page 19.
Note
When you place an emergency call during rekey mode, the phone exits and
disables this mode. Any non-emergency call placed during rekey mode will be
treated as a rekey call. Transition to a clear call during rekey is not permitted.