Installation of the CryptoServer Driver Software
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csadm GetState
If you are using a 64-bit Windows operating system please replace in the example above
the path
Software\Windows\x86-32\Administration
by the path
Software\Windows\x86-64\Administration
.
If the driver has been installed correctly and the CryptoServer Se is functioning as it
should, you should see output that is similar to the following:
mode = Operational Mode
state = INITIALIZED (0x020aff84)
temp = 36.1 [C]
alarm = OFF
bl_ver = 3.00.2.1 (Model: Se-Series)
uid = df000011 0c3d2a01 | =*
adm1 = 53653530 20202020 43533434 34383739 | Se50 CS444879
adm2 = 53656375 72697479 53657276 65720000 | SecurityServer
adm3 = 494e5354 414c4c45 44000000 00000000 | INSTALLED
If you cannot communicate with the CryptoServer Se, check that the PCIe plug-in card has
been installed correctly. Also check in the Windows Device Manager to see whether the driver
has been installed correctly. After that, repeat the functional test.
If you still cannot communicate with the CryptoServer Se, please contact either the reseller
who supplied this CryptoServer Se or the Utimaco IS GmbH Customer Service team.
5.1.3
Updating the Driver
If you want to update the driver later on, proceed as follows:
1.
Open the Device Manager.
2.
Click with the right-hand mouse button on CryptoServer Se-Series, and select the context
menu option Update Driver Software….
3.
Select the option Browse my computer for driver software.
4.
Click on Browse… .
The remaining steps you must follow to select and install the new driver are the same as
those for installing the driver for the first time as described in Chapter 5.1 of this manual.
