Brocade keys are showing up a state of PREACTIVATED and start date being Never
Originally Published: 2011-03-08
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Key Manager Appliance
Brocade encryption switch
Issue
Resolution
Keys in PREACTIVATED state are security objects containing the "LUN base record", which is some data used solely by the Brocade implementation. It is not a key, hence its state being PREACTIVATED without a start date.
Keys in ACTIVATED state are the actual keys (DEK - Data Encryption Key) used to encrypt LUNs managed by Brocade. Those DEKs are based and created using information from that "LUN base record".
Related Articles
Automatic certificate expiry notification does not seem to work as expected Number of Views Authentication Manager is showing one or more OpenSSL vulnerabilities Number of Views Access User Access Review not showing indirect entitlements associated with a role for RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle… Number of Views Multi-app Entitlement Data Collector (MAEDC) fails with DuplicateNameException in RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle Number of Views Using RSA Security Key Utility Number of Views
Trending Articles
RSA Authentication Manager 8.9 Setup and Configuration Guide How to 'Trust' the RSA Authentication Manager Security Console Self-Signed Root CA certificate and prevent Cert warnings. RSA Authentication Manager 8.9 Release Notes (January 2026) Configure RSA Authentication Manager as a Secure Proxy Server for Cloud Access Service RSA Authentication Manager Upgrade Process
Don't see what you're looking for?
