This section explains how to use the
qq fs_security_modify_key command.Description
Modify the name or comment of a key in the file system key store. Enable or disable a key.
Usage
qq fs_security_modify_key [-h] -k KEY [--new-name NEW_NAME] [--comment COMMENT] [--enable | --disable] [--json]
Flags
| Flag Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
-k
|
Yes | The identifier or name of the key to modify. |
--new-name
|
No | The new name for the specified key. |
--comment
|
No | The comment for the specified key. |
--enable
|
No | Enable the specified key. You can use an enabled key to lock snapshots. You can also associate an enabled key with policies that take snapshots. Note: The system enables keys upon creation. |
--disable
|
No | Disable the specified key. You cannot use a disabled key to lock new snapshots. Existing snapshots which use the disabled key remain locked. However, you can still use a disabled key to unlock the snapshots that it locked. Important: You cannot disable a key if any snapshot policy uses it. |
--json
|
No | Print the output in JSON format. By default, the output is in a table. |