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NetBackup System Administrator’s Guide - Windows NT Server
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vopie_util
seed is a 6 to 20 character string.
hash is a 16 digit hexadecimal number.
EXAMPLES
Example 1
In this example, the vopie key files are set up so the first connection between
between systems red and blue is not fully authenticated. After the connection,
the key files are updated so full authentication is required. This is the easiest
way to synchronize the key files but it leaves a small window of insecurity.
1. On system red:
a. Create a secret key file on red by executing:
vopie_util -local_name red -unhashed blue
The public key (hashed) file information for red is displayed:
red 0167 jp0167 0aa47eae2d86231d
This information can be ignored in this example.
b. Create a public key file on red that will match any secret key on blue:
vopie_util -local_name red -hashed blue
2. On system blue:
a. Create a secret-key file on blue by executing:
vopie_util -local_name blue -unhashed red
The public key (hashed) file information for blue is displayed:
blue 0431 gw3251 0aa47eae2d86231d
This information can be ignored in this example.
b. Create a public key file on blue that will match any secret key on red by
executing:
vopie_util -local_name blue -hashed red
Example 2
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
