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Figure 6.1. Search for Keys Page
3. To search by particular criteria, use the different sections of the Search for Keys or Recover Keys form. To use a
section, select the check box for that section, then fill in any necessary information.
• Owner name. Finds an archived key with a specific owner name. The owner name for a key, like the subject name
for a certificate, consists of a string that can be used in searches.
• Key identifiers. Finds an archived key with a specific key identifier or to list all keys within a range of key identi-
fiers.
• To find a key with a specific key identifier, enter the key identifier in both the upper limit and lower limit
fields in decimal or hexadecimal form. Use
0x to indicate the beginning of a hexadecimal number; for ex-
ample,
0x2A
. Key identifiers are displayed in hexadecimal form in the Search Results and Details pages.
• To find all keys within a range of key identifiers, enter the upper and lower limits of the key identifier range in
decimal or hexadecimal form.
Leaving either the lower limit or upper limit field blank displays all keys before or after the number specified.
• Certificate. Finds the archived key that corresponds to a specific public key. Select the check box and paste the
certificate containing the base-64 encoded public key into the text area.
NOTE
The encryption certificate associated with the key pair must be found first. Use the Certificate Manager agent ser-
vices page to find the certificate; for instructions, see Section 3, “Examining Certificates”.
• Archiver. Finds keys that were archived by a specific server. Select the check box and enter the user ID of the
Certificate Manager that submitted the key archival request. This information is available only for archival re-
quests from servers that are remote from the DRM. To put a limit on the number of results returned, fill in a value
2.1. Finding Archived Keys
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