
Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 RACADM CLI Guide
sekm
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| Description | The sekm subcommand is used to enable and disable sekm support for a server, rekey sekm-supported devices on a server, and test the SSL connection to a given sekm server. To run this subcommand, you must have the following privileges:
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| Synopsis |
NOTE:To run enable, disable, and testserverconnection commands, the target server must have sekm license.
racadm sekm getstatus racadm sekm enable NOTE:When you execute
racadm sekm enable, a job ID is returned, query this job id to see the status of sekm. If the query reports failure, check the job ID config results or Lifecycle Controller(LC) logs to find the reason for failure.
racadm sekm disable racadm sekm disable -purgeKMSKeys racadm sekm rekey <IDRAC FQDD> racadm sekm testserverconnection -p -i <index of the sekm server> racadm sekm testserverconnection -s -i <index of the sekm server> racadm sekm enable -passphrase <password> |
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| Example | To get sekm status:
racadm sekm getstatusTo enable sekm feature: racadm sekm enableTo disable sekm feature: racadm sekm disableTo disable sekm feature and purge KMS keys: racadm sekm disable -purgeKMSKeysTo request iDRAC to rekey all the devices: racadm sekm rekey iDRAC.Embedded.1To test primary sekm server connection: racadm sekm testserverconnection -p -i 1To test the secondary sekm server connection: racadm sekm testserverconnection -s -i 1To change security mode to sekm from ilkm: racadm sekm enable -passphrase password NOTE:Only one primary server is supported. Option -i should be 1.
NOTE:For
sekm getstatus, the returned values and their meaning are as follows:
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