IDOL Server 24.4
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# SecurityInfoKeys

The security keys that IDOL Server uses to encrypt and decrypt the security information that it uses for user security.

To use AES encryption (recommended), set `SecurityInfoKeys` to the file name and path of the AES key file. IDOL Server then uses this key file to encrypt and decrypt the SecurityInfo tokens. For information about how to create a key file, see Password Encryption.

For older systems that use TEA encryption, set `SecurityInfoKeys` to four signed 32-bit integers (between `0` and `2147483647`), separated with commas. There must be no space before or after the commas.

You must always change `SecurityInfoKeys` from the value in the default configuration file when you install IDOL Server.

NOTE: You must set `SecurityInfoKeys` to the same value that you use for all other components that use an AES key file or four-number security identifier.

In cases where you use a DAH in an IDOL Server unified configuration, and you use the user security encryption keys, you must configure `SecurityInfoKeys` in both the `[Security]` and `[DistributionSettings]` sections of the IDOL Server configuration file.

Type: | String
Default: |
Required: | Yes
Configuration Section: | Security
Example: | `SecurityInfoKeys=mykeyfile.ky`
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Version 24.4 | Last updated September 2024

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Product: IDOL Server 24.4

Topic Title: SecurityInfoKeys