fileEncrypt

Function

Encrypts the whitelist or keytab file.

There are two keytab files: keytab_server and keytab_client, which correspond to domainID 2 and domainID 3, respectively. The encrypted content is stored in the corresponding file in the current directory.

Syntax

./kmc_tool domainID --fileEncrypt plainfileName

Parameter Description

Parameter	Description
domainID	Domain ID. Domain IDs are divided into different domains to facilitate key management: keypass 0, whitelist 1, keytab_server 2 and keytab_client 3.
plainfileName	File path.

Parameter

Description

domainID

Domain ID.

Domain IDs are divided into different domains to facilitate key management: keypass 0, whitelist 1, keytab_server 2 and keytab_client 3.

plainfileName

File path.

Usage Guideline

None

Examples

Example 1:
```
./kmc_tool 2 --fileEncrypt ./keytab_server
```
The encrypted keytab file is en_keytab_server, as shown in the following figure.
Example 2:
```
./kmc_tool 3 --fileEncrypt ./keytab_client
```
The encrypted keytab file is en_keytab_client, as shown in the following figure.
Example 3:
```
./kmc_tool 1 --fileEncrypt whitelist
```
The encrypted whitelist file is en_whitelist, as shown in the following figure.

Parent topic: Parameter Description