Use this page to configure the key information for the selected policy set binding. Key information attributes define how cryptographic keys are generated or consumed.
You can configure the key information for the selected policy set binding when you are editing a default cell or server binding. You can also configure custom bindings for tokens and message parts that are required by the policy set.
Specifies the unique name for the key information configuration.
The key information name field displays the unique name of the key that is being configured if you are editing a key. If you are creating one, enter a unique name.
Lists the type of key reference.
This field appears only if you selected an encryption or signing key for the generator binding, such as gen_signkeyinfo, gen_signsctkeyinfo, gen_encsctkeyinfo, or gen_enckeyinfo.
The Thumbprint key information type requires a keystore with the public and private key pair instead of a shared key.
Data type: | Selection list |
Specifies the name of the token generator or consumer. Specifies a unique name for the token configuration.
The token generator or consumer name field displays the name of the pre-configured tokens that can be used in the key information configuration if you are editing a key or creating a new key.
You can select a token generator or consumer name from this list. The list of names changes, depending on whether the key information selected is for inbound (consumer) keys or outbound (generator) keys. For keys with outbound direction, the list of defined token generators is displayed. For keys with inbound direction, the list of defined token consumers is displayed.
Data type: | String |
Specifies whether the direction of the key is inbound or outbound.
The direction of generator tokens are outbound whereas the direction for consumer tokens and decryption keys are inbound.
Data type: | String |
Default values: | Inbound (for consumer bindings) or Outbound (for generator bindings) |
Specifies additional configuration settings that token types might require.
Custom properties are arbitrary name-value pairs of data.
This table lists custom properties. Use custom properties to set internal system configuration properties. You are not required to define a custom property when you define a custom token.
Specifies custom properties that you can add, edit, or delete from policy set bindings.
Click New to add and define a new custom property.
For existing custom properties, select the check box for the name of the custom property, and click one of the following actions:
Action | Description |
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New | Creates a new custom property entry. To add a custom property, enter the name and value. |
Edit | Specifies that you can edit the selected custom property. Click this option to provide input fields and create the list of cell values to edit. At least one custom property must exist before the Edit option is displayed. |
Delete | Removes the selected custom property. |
Data type: | Check box (unchecked) |
Specifies the custom property value.
This column displays the value for the custom property (for example, true). The value can be a string or the value can be a true or false Boolean value.
Data type: | String or Boolean |
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