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Table 4 .1. T ask Commands for modutil

Tasks Description Allowed Opt ions

-add moduleName Adds the named PKCS #11

module to the database.

-libfile libraryFile

-mechanisms mechanismList

-changepw token Changes the password for the

named token. If the token has

not been initialized, this option

initializes it with the supplied

password. In this context, the

term password is equivalent to a

personal identification number

(PIN).

-pwfile passwordFile

-newpwfile newPasswordFile

-create Creates new secm od.db,

key3.db, and cert8.db files.

If any of these security

databases already exist in a

specified directory, the

m odutil tool displays an error

message.

-dbdir dbFolder

-default moduleName Sets the security mechanisms

for which the named module is a

default provider.

-mechanisms mechanismList

-delete moduleName Deletes the named module. You

cannot delete the internal PKCS

#11 module.

-disable moduleName Disables all slots on the named

module. T o disable a specific

slot, use the -slot option.

-slot slotName

-enable moduleName Enables all slots on the named

module. T o enable a specific

slot, use the -slot option.

-slot slotName

-fips true|false Enables or disables FIPS-140-1

compliance for the internal

module. true enabled FIPS

compliance, and false disable

FIPS compliance.

-force Disables the m odutil tool's

interactive prompts so it can be

run from a script. Use this

command only after manually

testing each planned operation

to check for warnings and to

ensure that bypassing the

prompts will cause no security

lapses or loss of database

integrity.

-jar JARfile Adds a new PKCS #11 module

to the database. The module

-installdir installation_directory

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