SKLM also has a backup function that creates a *.jar data file with all
its certs and settings. I've installed totally new versions of SKLM,
restored a jar file, set the SKLM servers to the old IP address, and the
DS/TS boxes grab their keys without any knowledge of the hardware switch.
So if you can get a new server fast enough after a total failure, such
an install and jar file restore may be faster than my one experience
with the recovery key. Of course you have to have a backup jar file :)
On 3/23/2021 3:38 PM, Baumgarte, Randall wrote:
There is also a recovery key that is used in the event SKLM isn't reachable.
It needed to be setup when encryption was enabled.
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On 3/23/2021 10:05 AM, Dave Jousma wrote:
DS8K's only *need* to retrieve keys at IML time, but does reach out regularly
for heartbeat, and will phone home if unreachable. Pretty easy to setup, let
me know you need any assist.
We have the Java-based ISKLM running on two z/OS LPARs for our tape.
I assumed ISKLM would not be usable for DASD because of the "catch-22"
situation of needing the DASD to IPL z/OS.
Suppose we had a complete power down of the computer room. Could we still
somehow IPL z/OS from DASD that has not yet contacted its z/OS-based SKLM?
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