XYGATE
®
Data Protection
™
Reference Manual
XYPRO Technology Corporation
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ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD DATEYTO4 CONFIG_FORMAT "XYDATE"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD DATEYTO5 CONFIG_FORMAT "XYDATE"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD DATEYTO6 CONFIG_FORMAT "XYDATE"
! Integer date formats.
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYINT16U CONFIG_FORMAT "XYINT16U"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYINT16S CONFIG_FORMAT "XYINT16S"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYINT32U CONFIG_FORMAT "XYINT32U"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYINT32S CONFIG_FORMAT "XYINT32S"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYINT64S CONFIG_FORMAT "XYINT64S"
! Sample NUMERIC and DECIMAL formats. Support for
! each of these must be configured on the Voltage
! management console before they can be used. See the
! XDP manual for additional infrormation.
!
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYNUM9S CONFIG_FORMAT "XYNUMERIC9S"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYNUM9u CONFIG_FORMAT "XYNUMERIC9U"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYDEC9S CONFIG_FORMAT "XYDECIMAL9S"
ENCRMETHOD VOLTNPD XYDEC9U CONFIG_FORMAT "XYDECIMAL9U"
! This parameter is the Voltage identity string. The
! identity string format is as follows:
!
! common name:datetime:district:application:
! algorithm:keysize:policy:label
!
! Please refer to the Voltage documentation for additional
! information.
!
! The next parameter is the common name.
ENCRAUTHPARAMS VOLTAGE "[email protected]"
! The next parameter is the host name.
ENCRAUTHPARAMS VOLTAGE "skyblue.voltage.com"
! The next parameter is the URL of the client policy file
! on the Voltage key server.
ENCRAUTHPARAMS VOLTAGE "https://voltage-pp-
0000.skyblue.voltage.com/policy/clientPolicy.xml”
! The next parameter is the authorization value for the
! authorization method being used. It is either a shared
! secret string value, or a user & password in the form of
! "user:password".
ENCRAUTHPARAMS VOLTAGE "voltage123"
! The next parameter is the type of authorization being
! used on the Voltage key server. The case of the word is
! important. It is either "SharedSecret" or "UserPassword".
ENCRAUTHPARAMS VOLTAGE "SharedSecret"
! This setting is used to control the kind of error code that is returned.
! Some old apps might have trouble with error codes that exceed 255; this
! setting forces XDP error codes to always be translated into error code 100.
TRANSLATE_ERROR_CODES_TO_100 OFF
! The following entries should only be used under direction from XYPRO
!MONITORAUDIT ON
!MONITOR $SYSTEM.XYGATEDP.MONITOR
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