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Chapter 5 Q-EKM Server Operation and Configuration

Synchronizing Primary and Secondary Q-EKM Servers

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6 Verify the Q-EKM server process started by doing one of the

following:

•Issue the

Display the Q-EKM server status command (see

Displaying the Q-EKM Server On/Off Status

on page 30), or

•Check the

native_stdout.log file (located in the keymanager folder

in the

QEKM directory; see Standard Out Messages Log on

page 66).

7 Press

<Enter> to return to the command menu.

8 Verify the debug logging is set as desired by checking the status on

the Q-EKM commands menu.

Synchronizing Primary and Secondary Q-EKM Servers

A synchronized configuration means that the configuration files on the

primary and secondary Q-EKM match.

The two configuration files are:

• ClientKeyManagerConfig.properties

• KeyManagerConfig.properties

The servers must be synchronized or you will not have accurate data

should failover from the primary to the secondary server occur. (See

What to do if Your Q-EKM Server Fails

on page 64.)

Synchronization copies the two configuration files from the primary

server to the secondary server automatically once per hour as long as

both servers are up and running and connected to the network. The files

are also coped immediately whenever a configuration change occurs on

the primary server. In order for synchronization to occur, you must first

set it up. Instructions for setting synchronization up follow below.

Quantum Support should have set up synchronization at the initial

install.

Note: Only set up synchronization on the primary Q-EKM server.

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