PROUTIL EPOLICY INFO qualifier

Displays the valid ciphers and command line cipher numbers for the database master key, object-level encryption, binary dump files, and AI and BI files.

Syntax

proutil db-name -C epolicy info [[-userid userid][-password password]]

Parameters

db-name
Name of the database.
-userid userid -password password
Specifies the userid and password of an authenticated Database Administrator.

When ciphers are specified on the command line to other utilities, you must identify the cipher by the number ID listed by this utility. The output of EPOLICY INFO follows:

----------- DMK Cipher Selection -----------
----ID----Cipher---Mode---Size----Key type----Status---- 
     1    AES       CBC    128     binary    Supported    
     2    AES       CBC    192     binary    Supported    
     3    AES       CBC    256     binary    Supported    
     4    DES       CBC     56     binary    Deprecated   
     5    DES3      CBC    168     binary    Supported    
     6    DES       CBC     56     PBE       Deprecated   
     7    RC4       ECB    128     binary    Deprecated   
    11    AES       CBC    128     PBE       Supported    
    12    AES       CBC    256     PBE       Supported 


--------- Object Cipher Selection ----------
----ID----Cipher---Mode---Size----Key type----Status---- 
     0    NULL     NULL    N/A     N/A       Supported    
     1    AES       CBC    128     binary    Supported    
     2    AES       CBC    192     binary    Supported    
     3    AES       CBC    256     binary    Supported    
     4    DES       CBC     56     binary    Deprecated   
     5    DES3      CBC    168     binary    Supported    


-----Binary Dump File Cipher Selection------
----ID----Cipher---Mode---Size----Key type----Status---- 
     6    DES       CBC     56     PBE       Deprecated   
    11    AES       CBC    128     PBE       Supported    
    12    AES       CBC    256     PBE       Supported 

-------------- AI and BI Cipher Selection -------------- 
----------Cipher---Mode---Size----Key type----Status---- 
          AES       ECB    128     binary    Supported
Note: Ciphers that are noted as deprecated in the status column will continue to work in existing databases, but new policies cannot be defined with that cipher.