After the Authentication Drive Security Key dialog appears, you have to enter the authentication drive security key (currently the LKM key) in the
Authentication Drive Security Key dialog as shown in the following figure.
Based on the application’s response at that particular point of time, you come across two scenarios. The first scenario is, if
EKMS is selected and EKMS is not present, and the second scenario is, if you enter a wrong security key in the
Authentication Drive Security Key dialog.
When EKM is selected and EKMS is not present, you have to restart the system, and during re-boot the boot agent generates the security keys.
If you enter a wrong security key in the Authentication Drive Security Key dialog box, an error message appears as shown in the following figure.