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ConfigUpdate failed to decrypt database password with new encrypt-keys.pkcs12

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I created a new encrypt-keys.pkcs12 with Master Key Generation utility, with that I also encrypted the database password and replace the value in ConfigUpdate.

However, I am keep getting this error when i try to launch the ConfigUpdate ultily which is "Unable to decrypt data with any of the key(s)".

I am currently working on IG 4.2.

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    Hello,

    1.a) Configupdate does not utilize the server.xml for the connection information for the Identity Governance Database. The information is in the configupdate.sh/bat.properties file, you will need to update.
    1.b) Configupdate not only connects to the Identity Governance Database, but it also connects to the Identity Vault server (eDirectory or Active Directory). You will need to update this as well.


    2) Keep in mind that every password/secret (Database, Vault, SSO, Collectors, Fulfillers, certain configurations, ...etc) will all need to be updated based upon the change that you did. Just changing/updating the database connection information in the server.xml is not enough to have the IGA solution work.

    Sincerely,
    Steven Williams
    Principal Enterprise Architect
    OpenText Cybersecurity

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