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Use the following command to generate an RSA tenant key:
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List newly generated RSA keys
<keysize> is the RSA key size in bits. Azure supports 2048, 3072 and 4096. Use the following command to generate an EC tenant key:
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<curvename> is the name of the EC curve. For Azure, this needs to be NIST-P256, NIST- P384 or NIST-P521.
List newly generated ECC keys
The "oid:<curvename>" syntax is supported starting with SecurityServer 4.40.
The attribute CKA_EXTRACTABLE must be set to CK_TRUE
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Navigate to the folder where you have the byoktool saved. Execute the following command to wrap the tenant key by using the KeyVaultKey, downloaded from the Azure Key Vault.
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For RSA Key
Wrap the tenant key for RSA
For ECC Key
Wrap the tenant key for ECC
Command Parameters:
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<user> is "USR_0020" for PKCS#11 slot 20. Any other user/password combination with access to the tenant_private_key is possible as well.
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<keyvaultkey> is the filename of the public key downloaded from Azure key vault.
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<kid> is the key identifier of the KEK in Key Vault (e.g., https://KeyVaultUtimacoHSM.vault.azure.net/keys/mykek/eba63d27es214e028839s 77fc905621).
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<wrappedkey> is the filename of the wrapped tenant key.