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Luna SA 4.4.3 - Secure Support - SafeNet

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Issue Priority Synopsis<br />

(39873) CNG/KSP<br />

Machine Owned Keys<br />

Need To Be Visible By<br />

Multiple Machines In<br />

Server 2008 Cluster<br />

H<br />

Problem: When a key pair is created by CertServices on Server 2008, the key pairs<br />

are created as machine-owned keys making them visible only to the Server 2008<br />

machine where they were generated. This is by design and this behavior should<br />

continue. However, if the CertServices application is within a Windows cluster, then<br />

the keys must be made visible to the other machines in the cluster. A utility program<br />

must be written to make the keys visible.<br />

An extended key attribute representing the owner machine of the key is stored without<br />

a terminating NULL. This is not a problem for the KSP DLL, however the "ksputil" did<br />

not account for this.<br />

Fixed. Modified the "ksputil" to take into account the lack of trailing NULL for some<br />

extended key attributes.<br />

Disclaimer<br />

Although we have attempted to make this document as complete, accurate, and useful as possible, we cannot guarantee<br />

it contents. Errors or omissions will be corrected, as they are identified, in succeeding releases of the product.<br />

Information is subject to change without notice. Copyright 2009-2011. All rights reserved.<br />

<strong>Luna</strong> and the <strong>SafeNet</strong> logos are registered trademarks of Safenet Inc.<br />

<strong>Luna</strong> <strong>SA</strong> <strong>4.4.3</strong> Customer Release Notes 007-011327-001 Revision E Copyright 2009-2012 <strong>SafeNet</strong> Inc. 17

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