HP UX Encrypted Volume and Filesystem (EVFS) manual Administering Evfs

Example	57
Step 2d: Mount the File System on the EVFS Volume	57
Example	57
Step 2e: (Optional) Adding an Entry to /etc/fstab	57
Example	58
Step 3: Verifying the Configuration	59
evfsadm stat -a	59
evfsvol display evfs_volume_path	59
Verifying Data Encryption	59
Example	60
Step 4: (Optional) Migrating Existing Data to an EVFS Volume	61
Example	61
Step 5: (Optional) Configuring the Autostart Feature	62
Step 6: Backing Up Your Configuration	64
Option 2: Converting a Volume with Existing Data to an EVFS Volume (Inline Encryption)	65
Step 1: Preparing the File System and Data	66
Step 2: Performing Inline Encryption	67
iencrypt: Inline Encryption	67
Suspending an Ongoing Inline Encryption	67
Re-starting a Suspended Inline Encryption	67
Step 3: Verifying the Configuration	69
evfsadm stat -a	69
evfsvol display evfs_volume_path	69
Verifying Data Encryption	69
Example	70
Step 4: (Optional) Configuring the Autostart Feature	72
Step 5: Backing Up Your Configuration	74
Examples	75
Option 1	75
Korn Shell Script for Creating an EVFS Volume and File System	76
Option 2	76
5 Administering EVFS	79
Starting and Stopping EVFS	80
Starting the EVFS Subsystem	80
Enabling Encryption and Decryption Access to EVFS Volumes	80
Disabling Encryption/Decryption Access to EVFS Volumes	81
Stopping the EVFS Subsystem	82
Opening Raw Access to EVFS Volumes	83
Closing Raw Access to EVFS Volumes	83
Managing EVFS Keys and Users	84
Displaying Key IDs for an EVFS Volume	84
Syntax	84
Example	84
Restoring User Keys	84
Changing Owner Keys for an EVFS Volume	86
Recovering from Problems with Owner Keys	87
Removing Keys from an EVFS Volume	87
Removing User Keys or Stored Passphrase from the EVFS Key Database	87
Changing the Passphrase for a Key	87
Creating or Changing a Stored Passphrase for an Existing Key	88
Recovering from EMD Corruption	89
EMD Backup Directory	89
Removing a Volume from the EVFS Subsystem	90

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