FDRCRYPT Tape Copy Examples
All examples in this section are found in the JCL library installed with FDR. The member names are EX7122x.
The FDR tape copy utilities FDRTCOPY and FDRTSEL, described in FDR-and-ABR-Backup-Maintenance, can be used to copy encrypted tapes or to create an encrypted backup from an unencrypted backup, or vice versa.
COPY FDR or DSF backup example
Copy an encrypted FDR or DSF backup data set. By default, the output is encrypted with the same algorithm and keys. In this example, the name of the Encryption Keyfile in which the input backup was recorded and in which the output backup is recorded is specified. If the Encryption Keyfile is named in the FDR Global Options, the FDRCRYPT statement can be omitted.
ENCRYPT FDR or DSF backup example
Copy an unencrypted FDR or DSF backup data set and encrypt the output with AES-128. A master key is used (taken from the profile FACILITY/FDRCRYPT.FDR1) and the AES key is generated by FDRCRYPT.
Encrypt ABR COPY2 example
If you create only COPY 1 backups with ABR (to reduce your run time or your tape drive requirements), you can use FDRTSEL to create an encrypted second backup asynchronously once the backups complete. AES128 encryption is to be used, except that DB2 volumes use AES256 encryption.