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==<b>Utilities Manual</b>== | ==<b>UniMate Utilities Manual</b>== | ||
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==Console== | ==Console== | ||
UniMate Console is used to manage devices, initialize a UniMate as well as manage certificates and keys. | UniMate Console is used to manage devices, initialize a UniMate as well as manage certificates and keys. | ||
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<code>Console setup.exe</code> can be found in the Utilities folder of the UniMate SDK. | <code>Console setup.exe</code> can be found in the Utilities folder of the UniMate SDK. | ||
Run <code>Console setup.exe</code> and click Next. | Run <code>Console setup.exe</code> and click "Next". | ||
[[File:UniMate Console Setup.PNG|alt=UniMate Console setup window]] | [[File:UniMate Console Setup.PNG|alt=UniMate Console setup window]] | ||
Choose where to install the program to, and click Install. | Choose where to install the program to, and click "Install". | ||
[[File:UniMate Console Path.PNG|alt=UniMate Console path install location]] | [[File:UniMate Console Path.PNG|alt=UniMate Console path install location]] | ||
At last, click Finish to close the setup wizard. | At last, click "Finish" to close the setup wizard. | ||
[[File:UniMate Console Installed.PNG|alt=installed UniMate Console]] | [[File:UniMate Console Installed.PNG|alt=installed UniMate Console]] | ||
===Initialize a UniMate=== | ===Initialize a UniMate=== | ||
This operation will clean up all the certificates and keys on the PKI file system. Please proceed with caution. Click PKI Format on the menu bar. Input a device name when a new name is required and click Format. | This operation will clean up all the certificates and keys on the PKI file system. Please proceed with caution. Click "PKI Format" on the menu bar. Input a device name when a new name is required and click "Format". | ||
[[File:PKI Format.jpeg|500px|alt=UniMate Console PKI format]] | [[File:PKI Format.jpeg|500px|alt=UniMate Console PKI format]] | ||
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====Export certificates==== | ====Export certificates==== | ||
To export a certificate, click on a certificate to select it, followed by | To export a certificate, click on a certificate to select it, followed by clicking "Export". | ||
[[File:View Cert.png|500px|alt=viewing a certificate]] | [[File:View Cert.png|500px|alt=viewing a certificate]] | ||
Select the file path you want to save the certificate | Select the file path you want to save the certificate in and click "Export". | ||
[[File:Export Cert Path.png|400px|alt=UniMate Console export certificate path]] | [[File:Export Cert Path.png|400px|alt=UniMate Console export certificate path]] | ||
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====Signing with certificates==== | ====Signing with certificates==== | ||
To sign with a private key or verify the public key of a certificate. Click on a certificate to select it, and then click Sign. | To sign with a private key or verify the public key of a certificate. Click on a certificate to select it, and then click "Sign". | ||
[[File:View Cert.png|500px|viewing a certificate]] | [[File:View Cert.png|500px|viewing a certificate]] | ||
To sign with a private key. Choose Sign for the Action and select the mode (hashing function). Input the data to be signed in hexadecimal format. For example, you could enter 0d0a, which consists of four hexadecimal digits (two bytes) and represents 0x0d0a. At last, click Sign; the signed data will be displayed on the right side. | To sign with a private key. Choose "Sign" for the Action and select the mode (hashing function). Input the data to be signed in hexadecimal format. For example, you could enter 0d0a, which consists of four hexadecimal digits (two bytes) and represents 0x0d0a. At last, click "Sign"; the signed data will be displayed on the right side. | ||
[[File:Cert Op Sign.jpeg|500px|alt=signing a certificate]] | [[File:Cert Op Sign.jpeg|500px|alt=signing a certificate]] | ||
To verify with a public key, choose Verify for the action and select the mode. Input the data to be signed as well as the signed data and then click Verify. | To verify with a public key, choose "Verify" for the action and select the mode. Input the data to be signed as well as the signed data and then click "Verify". | ||
[[File:Cert Op Verify.jpeg|500px|alt=verifying a certificate]] | [[File:Cert Op Verify.jpeg|500px|alt=verifying a certificate]] | ||
A success prompt will appear if the signed and unsigned data | A success prompt will appear if the signed and unsigned data matches. | ||
[[File:Cert Op Verify Success.jpeg|350px|alt=certificate verified successfully]] | [[File:Cert Op Verify Success.jpeg|350px|alt=certificate verified successfully]] | ||
====Deleting certificates==== | ====Deleting certificates==== | ||
Click to select a certificate, and then click Delete. | Click to select a certificate, and then click "Delete". | ||
[[File:Delete Cert.png|400px|alt=delete a certificate]] | [[File:Delete Cert.png|400px|alt=delete a certificate]] | ||
Select Yes to delete the selected certificate. | Select "Yes" to delete the selected certificate. | ||
===Manage keys or key pairs=== | ===Manage keys or key pairs=== | ||
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[[File:Key Management.png|500px|alt=UniMate Console key management]] | [[File:Key Management.png|500px|alt=UniMate Console key management]] | ||
Select "Auto" if you want to automatically generate a key. By clicking "Manual", you will have to input the keys manually. On placing the mouse over the field "Input" it will display in greater detail on what needs to be entered. Next, please input a key ID as a unique identification number respective to the key, and lastly, click "OK". | Select "Auto" if you want to automatically generate a key. By clicking "Manual", you will have to input the keys manually. On placing the mouse over the field, "Input" it will display in greater detail on what needs to be entered. Next, please input a key ID as a unique identification number respective to the key, and lastly, click "OK". | ||
[[File:Generate Key.png|400px|alt=generate symmetric key]] | [[File:Generate Key.png|400px|alt=generate symmetric key]] | ||
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====Encrypt or decrypt with a symmetric key==== | ====Encrypt or decrypt with a symmetric key==== | ||
Click to select a symmetric key and click Encrypt. | Click to select a symmetric key and click "Encrypt". | ||
[[File:Encrypt Symmetric Key.png|500px|alt=encrypt using a symmetric key]] | [[File:Encrypt Symmetric Key.png|500px|alt=encrypt using a symmetric key]] | ||
Select the action and mode to be performed (please input an initialization vector 'iv' when CBC or CBC_PAD is chosen). Next, input the data to be operated on and click Encrypt or Decrypt, the output data will be displayed on the right side. | Select the action and mode to be performed (please input an initialization vector 'iv' when CBC or CBC_PAD is chosen). Next, input the data to be operated on and click "Encrypt" or "Decrypt", the output data will be displayed on the right side. | ||
[[File:Symmetric Key Operation.png|500px|alt=select action and mode for the encryption/decryption to be performed]] | [[File:Symmetric Key Operation.png|500px|alt=select action and mode for the encryption/decryption to be performed]] | ||
====Delete a symmetric key==== | ====Delete a symmetric key==== | ||
Select the symmetric key in the Key Management tab and then click Delete. | Select the symmetric key in the Key Management tab and then click "Delete". | ||
[[File:Delete Symmetric Key.png|350px|delete symmetric key]] | [[File:Delete Symmetric Key.png|350px|delete symmetric key]] | ||
Click Yes to delete the selected key. | Click "Yes" to delete the selected key. | ||
===Manage asymmetric key pairs=== | ===Manage asymmetric key pairs=== | ||
====Generate a key pair==== | ====Generate a key pair==== | ||
Click Key Management on the menu bar; if you do not have the correct permissions, log in with a user PIN. Next, click on the + button in the Asymmetric Key Pairs Container window. | Click "Key Management" on the left menu bar; if you do not have the correct permissions, log in with a user PIN. Next, click on the + button in the Asymmetric Key Pairs Container window. | ||
[[File:Key Management.png|500px|alt=UniMate Console key management]] | [[File:Key Management.png|500px|alt=UniMate Console key management]] | ||
Select a key pair type and input a key pair ID as a unique identification number, and then click Generate. | Select a key pair type and input a key pair ID as a unique identification number, and then click "Generate". | ||
[[File:Generate Key Pair.png|400px|alt=generate asymmetric key pair]] | [[File:Generate Key Pair.png|400px|alt=generate asymmetric key pair]] | ||
====Encrypt, decrypt, sign or verify with an asymmetric key pair==== | ====Encrypt, decrypt, sign or verify with an asymmetric key pair==== | ||
Select an already created asymmetric key pair and click Encrypt. | Select an already created asymmetric key pair and click "Encrypt". | ||
[[File:Asymmetric Key Pairs Container.png|500px|alt=asymmetric key pairs list]] | [[File:Asymmetric Key Pairs Container.png|500px|alt=asymmetric key pairs list]] | ||
Select the action to be performed. If you click Private-Key Sign or Public-Key Verify, you have to choose a mode. Next, input the data to be operated on. Click Encrypt/Decrypt/Sign, and the output data will display on the right side. If you selected Public-Key Verify, you should input the data to be signed as well as the signed data. Click Verify, and a success prompt will appear if the data is verified correctly. | Select the action to be performed. If you click "Private-Key Sign" or "Public-Key Verify", you have to choose a mode. Next, input the data to be operated on. Click "Encrypt"/"Decrypt"/"Sign", and the output data will display on the right side. If you selected "Public-Key Verify", you should input the data to be signed as well as the signed data. Click "Verify", and a success prompt will appear if the data is verified correctly. | ||
[[File:Key Pair Op.png|500px|alt=asymmetric key pair operations]] | [[File:Key Pair Op.png|500px|alt=asymmetric key pair operations]] | ||
====Delete an asymmetric key pair==== | ====Delete an asymmetric key pair==== | ||
To delete an asymmetric key pair, select the key pair to be deleted and click | To delete an asymmetric key pair, select the key pair to be deleted and click "Delete" in the main window. | ||
[[File:Delete Key Pair.png|400px|alt=delete asymmetric key pair]] | [[File:Delete Key Pair.png|400px|alt=delete asymmetric key pair]] | ||
Click Yes to delete the selected key pair. | Click "Yes" to delete the selected key pair. | ||
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==Monitor tool== | ==Monitor tool== | ||
UniMate Monitor is used to view detailed information about certificates imported into the UniMate, and register or delete certificates. It also provides a way to check information about the UniMate itself and to change User PINs. | UniMate Monitor is used to view detailed information about certificates imported into the UniMate, and register or delete certificates. It also provides a way to check information about the UniMate itself and to change User PINs. | ||
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Windows 10 will show the following notification: | |||
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[[File:UniMateTokenInserted.png]] | |||
===Change PINs=== | ===Change PINs=== | ||
Insert a UniMate and select a target device, then click Change PIN. | Insert a UniMate and select a target device, then click "Change PIN". | ||
[[File:Change UniMate PIN.png|alt=change a UniMate PIN]] | [[File:Change UniMate PIN.png|alt=change a UniMate PIN]] | ||
To change a PIN; enter the old PIN, create a new PIN and then re-enter the new PIN and click OK to confirm. | To change a PIN; enter the old PIN, create a new PIN and then re-enter the new PIN and click "OK" to confirm. | ||
[[File:Change UniMate Password.png|400px|alt=change UniMate password dialogue]] | [[File:Change UniMate Password.png|400px|alt=change UniMate password dialogue]] | ||
Assuming everything was | Assuming everything was entered correctly, a success prompt will appear. | ||
[[File:Change UniMate PIN Success.png|350px|alt=UniMate PIN successfully changed]] | [[File:Change UniMate PIN Success.png|350px|alt=UniMate PIN successfully changed]] | ||
===Import certificates=== | ===Import certificates=== | ||
Click Import. | Click "Import". | ||
[[File:Import UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=importing a certificate into UniMate]] | [[File:Import UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=importing a certificate into UniMate]] | ||
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[[File:UniMate User Login.png|400px|alt=log in as a user]] | [[File:UniMate User Login.png|400px|alt=log in as a user]] | ||
Select a certificate file (.pfx or .p12 | Select a certificate file (.pfx or .p12 format). | ||
[[File:Import PFX.jpeg|400px|alt=import .pfx or .p12 certificate file]] | [[File:Import PFX.jpeg|400px|alt=import .pfx or .p12 certificate file]] | ||
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[[File:UniMate Private Key Password.png|400px|alt=input private key of the certificate to be imported]] | [[File:UniMate Private Key Password.png|400px|alt=input private key of the certificate to be imported]] | ||
A success prompt will appear if certificate | A success prompt will appear if certificate is imported correctly. | ||
[[File:Import UniMate Cert Success.png|350px|alt=certificate imported successfully]] | [[File:Import UniMate Cert Success.png|350px|alt=certificate imported successfully]] | ||
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[[File:No IE - Cert.jpeg|500px|alt=no certificate listed in Internet Explorer]] | [[File:No IE - Cert.jpeg|500px|alt=no certificate listed in Internet Explorer]] | ||
To register a certificate, select the certificate and then click Register. | To register a certificate, select the certificate and then click "Register". | ||
[[File:Register UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=registering a certificate]] | [[File:Register UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=registering a certificate]] | ||
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[[File:New UniMate Cert Displayed.jpeg|500px|alt=registered certificate now displaying in Internet Explorer]] | [[File:New UniMate Cert Displayed.jpeg|500px|alt=registered certificate now displaying in Internet Explorer]] | ||
To unregister a certificate, select a certificate and click Un-Register. | To unregister a certificate, select a certificate and click "Un-Register". | ||
[[File:Unregister UniMate Cert.png|alt=deregistering a UniMate certificate]] | [[File:Unregister UniMate Cert.png|alt=deregistering a UniMate certificate]] | ||
After confirming, the certificate will be | After confirming, the certificate will be removed. | ||
[[File:Unregister UniMate Cert Success.png|350px|alt=certificate deregistered successfully]] | [[File:Unregister UniMate Cert Success.png|350px|alt=certificate deregistered successfully]] | ||
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[[File:Unregister UniMate Cert.png|alt=selecting a certificate to view]] | [[File:Unregister UniMate Cert.png|alt=selecting a certificate to view]] | ||
Click View to see the certificates details. | Click "View" to see the certificates details. | ||
[[File:Cert Viewer.jpeg|400px|alt=certificate viewer]] | [[File:Cert Viewer.jpeg|400px|alt=certificate viewer]] | ||
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[[File:List Display UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=setting an expiration date reminder]] | [[File:List Display UniMate Cert.png|500px|alt=setting an expiration date reminder]] | ||
Click Set. | Click "Set". | ||
[[File:Set Expiry Reminder Success.png|350px|alt=expiration date reminder successfully set]] | [[File:Set Expiry Reminder Success.png|350px|alt=expiration date reminder successfully set]] | ||
When the expiration date is | When the expiration date is nearing, a balloon notification will appear to provide a warning that the certificate is close to expiring. | ||
[[File:Expiry Due Notification.png|200px|alt=user's certificate will expire soon]] | [[File:Expiry Due Notification.png|200px|alt=user's certificate will expire soon]] | ||
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==Partition Tool (only for UniMate drive)== | ==Partition Tool (only for UniMate drive)== | ||
UniMate Drive Partition tool allows developer to set partitions, and to upload an ISO image to the Drives CD-ROM. | UniMate Drive Partition tool allows developer to set partitions, and to upload an ISO image to the Drives CD-ROM. | ||
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==Write ISO Tool== | ==Write ISO Tool== | ||
UniMate Write ISO Tool is used for writing ISO images to | UniMate Write ISO Tool is used for writing ISO images to UniMate dongles. | ||
[[File:UniMate Write ISO Tool.png|500px|alt=UniMate write ISO image to dongle tool]] | [[File:UniMate Write ISO Tool.png|500px|alt=UniMate write ISO image to dongle tool]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:50, 23 February 2018
UniMate Utilities Manual
Version 2.0
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| 2.0 | 2016.7 |
| 2.1 | 2018.2 |
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Console
UniMate Console is used to manage devices, initialize a UniMate as well as manage certificates and keys.
Installation
Console setup.exe can be found in the Utilities folder of the UniMate SDK.
Run Console setup.exe and click "Next".
Choose where to install the program to, and click "Install".
At last, click "Finish" to close the setup wizard.
Initialize a UniMate
This operation will clean up all the certificates and keys on the PKI file system. Please proceed with caution. Click "PKI Format" on the menu bar. Input a device name when a new name is required and click "Format".
Please verify administrator rights for this operation, and if correct a prompt indicating completion should pop-up.
Manage PINs
PINs should be between 8 and 24 characters long, if a user PIN is locked, you can reset it using an administrator account. Click "PIN Management" on the menu bar. To change a PIN; enter the old PIN, create a new PIN and then re-enter it to confirm, and finally click "Apply". The default admin pin is 00000000, default user pin is 11111111.
To reset a user PIN; enter the admin PIN, enter the new user PIN and then re-type the user PIN to confirm, followed by clicking "Apply".
Manage certificates
Certificates Container displays any existing certificates saved in the attached UniMate. Each UniMate can carry a maximum of 8 certificates or asymmetric key pairs.
Importing certificates
Click "Certificate Management" on the left menu bar, then click on the "+" button.
If you do not have the correct permissions; log in using a user PIN, then select a certificate file (.pfx or .p12 formats), input the password, and click Import.
Now that certificate has been imported, hover the mouse over it, and the certificates details will be listed as below.
View certificates
To view a certificate, click on a certificate to select it, followed by View to see the certificates details.
Export certificates
To export a certificate, click on a certificate to select it, followed by clicking "Export".
Select the file path you want to save the certificate in and click "Export".
A success prompt will pop up if the certificate exported correctly.
Signing with certificates
To sign with a private key or verify the public key of a certificate. Click on a certificate to select it, and then click "Sign".
To sign with a private key. Choose "Sign" for the Action and select the mode (hashing function). Input the data to be signed in hexadecimal format. For example, you could enter 0d0a, which consists of four hexadecimal digits (two bytes) and represents 0x0d0a. At last, click "Sign"; the signed data will be displayed on the right side.
To verify with a public key, choose "Verify" for the action and select the mode. Input the data to be signed as well as the signed data and then click "Verify".
A success prompt will appear if the signed and unsigned data matches.
Deleting certificates
Click to select a certificate, and then click "Delete".
Select "Yes" to delete the selected certificate.
Manage keys or key pairs
Existing keys and key pairs are shown in the symmetric keys and asymmetric key pairs container respectively. Each UniMate can carry a maximum of 12 symmetric keys and a maximum of 4 certificates or asymmetric key pairs.
Key generation
Click "Key Management" on left the menu bar; if you do not have the required permissions, log in with a user PIN. Next, click on the + button for the type of key you want to generate.
Select "Auto" if you want to automatically generate a key. By clicking "Manual", you will have to input the keys manually. On placing the mouse over the field, "Input" it will display in greater detail on what needs to be entered. Next, please input a key ID as a unique identification number respective to the key, and lastly, click "OK".
Now that a symmetric key has been generated, move the mouse to it, the key ID will be displayed as shown below.
Encrypt or decrypt with a symmetric key
Click to select a symmetric key and click "Encrypt".
Select the action and mode to be performed (please input an initialization vector 'iv' when CBC or CBC_PAD is chosen). Next, input the data to be operated on and click "Encrypt" or "Decrypt", the output data will be displayed on the right side.
Delete a symmetric key
Select the symmetric key in the Key Management tab and then click "Delete".
Click "Yes" to delete the selected key.
Manage asymmetric key pairs
Generate a key pair
Click "Key Management" on the left menu bar; if you do not have the correct permissions, log in with a user PIN. Next, click on the + button in the Asymmetric Key Pairs Container window.
Select a key pair type and input a key pair ID as a unique identification number, and then click "Generate".
Encrypt, decrypt, sign or verify with an asymmetric key pair
Select an already created asymmetric key pair and click "Encrypt".
Select the action to be performed. If you click "Private-Key Sign" or "Public-Key Verify", you have to choose a mode. Next, input the data to be operated on. Click "Encrypt"/"Decrypt"/"Sign", and the output data will display on the right side. If you selected "Public-Key Verify", you should input the data to be signed as well as the signed data. Click "Verify", and a success prompt will appear if the data is verified correctly.
Delete an asymmetric key pair
To delete an asymmetric key pair, select the key pair to be deleted and click "Delete" in the main window.
Click "Yes" to delete the selected key pair.
Monitor tool
UniMate Monitor is used to view detailed information about certificates imported into the UniMate, and register or delete certificates. It also provides a way to check information about the UniMate itself and to change User PINs.
Installation
Run Monitor setup.exe and follow the onscreen instructions.
Choose an install location, and click Install.
Click Finish to close the setup wizard.
UniMate detection
Once the Monitor tool is installed, a new icon appears in the system tray, it will inform you when a UniMate is detected like so:
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Windows 10 will show the following notification:
Change PINs
Insert a UniMate and select a target device, then click "Change PIN".
To change a PIN; enter the old PIN, create a new PIN and then re-enter the new PIN and click "OK" to confirm.
Assuming everything was entered correctly, a success prompt will appear.
Import certificates
Click "Import".
If you do not have the required permissions, you will need to log in using a user PIN.
Select a certificate file (.pfx or .p12 format).
Input the password of the certificate.
A success prompt will appear if certificate is imported correctly.
The certificate should now be displayed in the list.
Register or unregister certificates
In Internet Explorer -- Tools -- Internet Options -- Content -- Certificates check the registered certificates.
As an example, there is no certificate listed yet.
To register a certificate, select the certificate and then click "Register".
A prompt should appear to tell you that the certificate has been registered.
Go back to Internet Explorer -- Tools -- Internet Options -- Content -- Certificates; the registered certificate should now be displayed on the list.
To unregister a certificate, select a certificate and click "Un-Register".
After confirming, the certificate will be removed.
Back in Internet Explorer -- Tools -- Internet Options -- Content -- Certificates, the registered certificate will have been removed.
View certificates
Select a certificate.
Click "View" to see the certificates details.
Expiration reminder
You can set an expiration reminder time.
Click "Set".
When the expiration date is nearing, a balloon notification will appear to provide a warning that the certificate is close to expiring.
Partition Tool (only for UniMate drive)
UniMate Drive Partition tool allows developer to set partitions, and to upload an ISO image to the Drives CD-ROM.
Click Get, and you will be provided with the total usable size of the UniMate Drive. You can set the partition as you wish, and then click Partition to perform the resize operation.
In the Load Image tab, you can load an ISO image to the Drives CD-ROM partition.
Write ISO Tool
UniMate Write ISO Tool is used for writing ISO images to UniMate dongles.
Change Language Mode Tool (For UniMate Flex)
UniMate Change Language Mode Tool is used with the UniMate Flex to change the display language.
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