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Summary of utilities ................................................................... 1  \n2. anonkneti ............................................................................ 7  \n2.1. anonkneti examples ............................................................. 8  \n2.1.1. Example 1: Run anonkneti against an HSM to check availability .............. 8  \n2.1.2. Example 2: Run anonkneti against localhost to obtain the softkneti hash..... 8  \n2.1.3. Example 3: Compare the IP address of a network-attached HSM from the front panel and the anonkneti response.......................................... 8  \n3. appliance-cli.......................................................................... 9  \n4. bondcfg ............................................................................. 11  \n5. bond link ............................................................................. 12  \n6. bulkerase ............................................................................ 13  \n7. card pp .............................................................................. 14  \n8. cef-audit-verify ..................................................................... 15  \n9. cfg-mkdefault ....................................................................... 16  \n10. cfg-dynamicslots ................................................................... 17  \n11. cfg-mkcardlist ...................................................................... 18  \n12. cfg-pushnethsm .................................................................... 19  \n13. cfg-pushntp ........................................................................ 21  \n13.1. Example ...................................................................... 22  \n14. cfg-remoteslots .................................................................... 23  \n14.1. cfg-remoteslot ACTIONS ..................................................... 23  \n14.2. cfg-remoteslot OPTIONS ..................................................... 23  \n15. cfg-reread ......................................................................... 24  \n16. checkmod.......................................................................... 25  \n17. chkserv ............................................................................ 26  \n18. ckaesgen........................................................................... 27  \n19. ckariagen .......................................................................... 29  \n20. ckcerttool ......................................................................... 30  \n20.1. Import a cardset-or softcard-protected certificate ............................ 31  \n20.2. Import module-only (no passphrase or cardset name) .......................... 31  \n20.3. Import a trusted public certificate with no corresponding private key ........... 31  \n21. ckcmac-ctr ......................................................................... 32  \n22. ckcrypt ............................................................................ 33  \n23. ckdes3gen ......................................................................... 34  \n[24. ck_ecedwards_gen](24. ck_ecedwards_gen ................................................................. 35)[ .................................................................](24. ck_ecedwards_gen ................................................................. 35)[ 35](24. ck_ecedwards_gen ................................................................. 35)  \n[25](25). ckecies ............................................................................ 36  \n[26. ck_ecmontgomery_gen](26. ck_ecmontgomery_gen............................................................. 37)[.............................................................](26. ck_ecmontgomery_gen............................................................. 37)[ 37](26. ck_ecmontgomery_gen..","cbCaikUBphC0dyy1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikUBphC0dyy1","pdf",8170882,305,"English","# Summary of utilities\n# anonkneti\n## anonkneti examples\n### Example 1: Run anonkneti against an HSM to check availability\n### Example 2: Run anonkneti against localhost to obtain the softkneti hash\n### Example 3: Compare the IP address of a network-attached HSM from the front panel and the anonkneti response\n# appliance-cli\n# bondcfg\n# bond link\n# bulkerase\n# card pp\n# cef-audit-verify\n# cfg-mkdefault\n# cfg-dynamicslots\n# cfg-mkcardlist\n# cfg-pushnethsm\n# cfg-pushntp\n## Example\n# cfg-remoteslots\n## cfg-remoteslot ACTIONS\n## cfg-remoteslot OPTIONS\n# cfg-reread\n# checkmod\n# chkserv\n# ckaesgen\n# ckariagen\n# ckcerttool\n## Import a cardset-or softcard-protected certificate\n## Import module-only (no passphrase or cardset name)\n## Import a trusted public certificate with no corresponding private key\n# ckcmac-ctr\n# ckcrypt\n# ckdes3gen\n# ck_ecedwards_gen\n# ckecies\n# ck_ecmontgomery_gen\n# ckhyper\n# ckcheckinst\n## ckcheckinst output examples: Security World validity\n## ckcheckinst output examples: invalid cards\n# cknfkmid\n# ckshahmac\n# cksigtest\n# ckinfo\n# ckkeyloop\n# ck list\n# ckmechinfo\n# ckrestrictkey\n# ckrsagen\n# cksotool\n# ck-xfer-fix\n# config-auditlogging\n# cpioc\n# cngimport","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the nShield v13.7.3 Utilities Reference?\",\"answer\":\"It serves as a structured reference for nShield Security World utilities, including command usage and example workflows for managing and validating components.\"},{\"question\":\"How does anonkneti help with HSM connectivity and availability checks?\",\"answer\":\"It can be run against an HSM to check availability and against localhost to obtain the softkneti hash, supporting comparisons between configured addresses and responses.\"},{\"question\":\"Which utilities support certificate import and verification tasks?\",\"answer\":\"ckcerttool is used for importing certificates in multiple scenarios, and related utilities like cef-audit-verify focus on audit and verification workflows.\"}]","nShield Security World - nShield v13.7.3 Utilities Reference - 6 October 2025 | PDF",1788564040,769]