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Appendix A – Troubleshooting<br />

Contents Glossary Index Troubleshooting<br />

254 <strong>Sentinel</strong> <strong>Hardware</strong> <strong>Keys</strong> Developer’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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This error is encountered when the protocol used for communication is not<br />

installed on the client system. You can modify the protocol in the client-side<br />

configuration file.<br />

Note: Only TCP/IP is supported on Linux and Macintosh.<br />

Problem: The Configuration File settings were not<br />

applied<br />

The Configuration File settings were not applied.<br />

Solution:<br />

If the client-side configuration file’s name and path have not<br />

been customized: The client-side configuration file must be present<br />

in the directory where your application's executable resides.<br />

If the client-side configuration file’s name and path have been<br />

customized: Make sure that the file with the customized name exists<br />

at the specified path. Also ensure that the file is valid and contains<br />

parameters in correct format.<br />

The server-side configuration file must be present in the directory<br />

where the <strong>Sentinel</strong> <strong>Keys</strong> Server is installed. The parameter settings<br />

will not be applied if the file is moved to any other location.<br />

Make sure that you specify only one value for a parameter (except<br />

setting the ContactServer tag and the Protocol tag in the client and<br />

server-side configuration files, respectively).<br />

The <strong>Sentinel</strong> <strong>Keys</strong> Server must be restarted if the server-side<br />

configuration file is updated.<br />

Problem: Files not being Encrypted<br />

While protecting, one of your files is not being encrypted.

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