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IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus SNMP Writer Gateway: Reference Guide

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Table 11. nco_aes_crypt command line options<br />

Command line option Description<br />

-d or-e Use this option to specify the mode in which<br />

the nco_aes_crypt tool runs:<br />

d - decrypt mode<br />

e - encrypt mode<br />

The default is e.<br />

-o string Use this option to specify the output file to<br />

which the encrypted data will be written.<br />

-k string Use this option to specify the path of the file<br />

containing the key data.<br />

-f string Use this option to specify the path of the file<br />

containing data requiring encryption.<br />

data Use this option to specify the data to be<br />

encrypted or decrypted.<br />

Encryption key file<br />

The encryption key is stored in a flat file alongside the encrypted data. The key<br />

storage file has an ASCII numeric key length indicator followed by a colon and the<br />

key in binary form.<br />

The format of the key file is as follows:<br />

key_length:key_data<br />

Where key_length is the length of the key in bits and the key_data is the key in<br />

binary form. Valid length values are 128, 192 and 256.<br />

For example:<br />

128:1234567812345678<br />

In this case, key_length is 128 since the ASCII string 1234567812345678 has 16<br />

bytes (128 bits).<br />

You can generate random or pre-defined keys of varying lengths using nco_keygen.<br />

To generate a key file, use the following command:<br />

nco_keygen -o outfile[-l length|-k]key][-h |-?]<br />

The following table gives the descriptions of the above command line options.<br />

Table 12. Encrytion key file command line options<br />

Command line option Description<br />

-o outfile Use this option to specify the output file<br />

name.<br />

-l length Use this option to specify the length (in bits)<br />

of the key to write out.<br />

The default is 128.<br />

Note: The value that you specify must be<br />

divisible by 8.<br />

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