Who is this article for?

Users who want to learn to manage an existing key.

No special access or permissions are required.

Once you have created a key for a tenant, you can deactivate, activate, or regenerate it from the row menu.

Deactivating a key

Deactivating stops the current key from working immediately. The key itself is not changed, so you can reactivate it later without generating a new value.

To deactivate a key:

1. Locate the key in the tenant list.
2. Open the row menu.
3. Select Deactivate.

Activating a key

Activating allows a previously deactivated key to be used again. As with deactivation, the key itself is not changed.

To activate a key:

1. Locate the key in the tenant list.
2. Open the row menu.
3. Select Activate.

Regenerating a key

Regenerating replaces the key with a new value. Use this if the current key is lost or compromised.

Note: As with initial generation, the new value is shown once and cannot be retrieved later.

To regenerate a key:

1. Locate the key in the tenant list.
2. Open the row menu.
3. Select Regenerate.