Delete Keys on Serv(Auto) is output when the key management server has received the request for deletion even if Normal End is displayed, which does not mean that encryption keys are deleted normally.
Example
RMI AP,Task Name,[ENC], Delete Keys on Serv(Auto),,Normal end,
from=xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx,,Seq.=xxxxxxxxxx
+{UUID,Backup Date,Description,Result,Server_Reply}=
[{FBC095D54493A45CAC4BE80EECD1BE51D7E0D4023D377D37B0BFDE72B887CED9,
2018/04/06 09:13:18,BACK0706,Normal end,-}],Num. of Keys=1
Detailed Information
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Item |
Description |
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UUID |
The UUID of the encryption key to be deleted |
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Backup Date |
The date and time of the backup information for the encryption key to be deleted |
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Description |
The description of the backup information for the encryption key to be deleted |
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Result |
The result of the operation Normal end: Normal end, Error(xxxx-yyyyy): Abnormal end |
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Server_Reply |
The return value from the key management server A hyphen (-) is displayed unless an error occurred while processing. For details on return values, see the manuals for each key management server. |
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Num. of Keys |
The number of encryption keys to be deleted |
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Note: A question mark (?) is displayed for UUID and Description if an error occured in deleting encryption key. |
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