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Matt Spinlerf7616bc2019-11-19 09:23:37 -06001description: >
2 Settings to clear or reset the security keys.
3
4properties:
5 - name: ClearHostSecurityKeys
6 type: byte
7 description: >
Patrick Williamsa1347412022-12-06 10:56:22 -06008 This is a bit mask used to specify clearing different security keys or
9 resetting those values back to default by the host. Setting this
Matt Spinlerf7616bc2019-11-19 09:23:37 -060010 property does not guarantee a successful operation as additional
11 conditions will be checked by the host to clear/reset the sensitive
12 data. This property will be mapped to a new IPMI sensor.
13
Patrick Williamsa1347412022-12-06 10:56:22 -060014 The new property is having an integer value and the default value will
15 be zero. The end operation is determined by the bit value set and some
16 of the customer use cases which maps to bit value are
Matt Spinlerf7616bc2019-11-19 09:23:37 -060017
18 Bit 0 - Clear All : Clear/reset all the sensitive data controlled by
19 platform firmware from the system. System can generate new
20 data to re-enable the affected functions if required
21 Bit 1 - Clear OS PK : This directs OPAL to clear the OS platform key
22 Bit 2 - Clear PEF SSO : This directs OPAL/PEF to clear the
23 System Security Officer certificate
24 Bit 3 - Clear PowerVM System Key : This directs PowerVM to reset the
25 system key back to the default state
26 Bit 4-6 - Reserved