Use the KMIPCLI rekey-kmip-kek command to rekey KMIP objects with a new KEK.

Syntax

kmipcli rekey-kmip-kek [options]

Option

Description

-h or --help

Displays usage text.

-R, --revision int

Enter the current revision number of the KEK. If you do not know the revision number, run the get-kek-setting command.