You can add or modify an Azure Key Vault server with or without access node from the Command Center.
Before You Begin
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If you plan to use IAM AD APP authentication type, you must register application with Microsoft Entra ID and note the Tenant ID (directory ID), Application ID, and Application Secret.
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If you plan to use IAM VM Role (Managed Identity) authentication type, you must enable managed identity for the access node VM in the Azure portal.
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Set Key Vault to use the Azure role-based access control permission model under Access configuration in Azure Portal.
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Assign Key Vault Administrator role to App or Managed Identify on the key vault. Alternatively, you can create a custom role with below permissions and use that role.
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Read Key Properties and Public Key
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Update Key
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Create Key
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Delete Key
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Wrap with Key
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Unwrap with Key
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Procedure
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From the navigation pane, go to Manage > Security.
The Security page appears.
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Click the Key management servers tile.
The Key management servers page appears.
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Click Add at the top right, and then select Azure Key Vault.
The Add Azure Key Vault dialog box appears.
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In the Name box, enter the name of the key provider.
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From the Encryption Type list, select the encryption type.
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From the Encryption key length list, select the key length to use.
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In the Key vault name box, enter the name of the Azure Key Vault.
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From the Authentication Type list, select an authentication type: IAM AD Application (Microsoft Entra) or IAM VM Role (Managed Identity).
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If you selected IAM AD APP authentication type, enter the following information:
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Tenant ID: Enter the tenant ID for the Azure account.
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Application ID: Enter the application ID for the tenant.
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Application Secret: Enter the application secret for the tenant.
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Environment: Select the Azure cloud environment to use.
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Authentication endpoint: Enter the endpoint for authentication.
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Key vault endpoint: Enter the endpoint to connect with Azure key vault.
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To use the Access Node, complete the following steps:
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Move the Use Access Node toggle key to the right, and then click Add.
The Access node dialog box appears.
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From the Access Node list, select the Backup Gateway that you want to use as an access node.
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From the Authentication Type list, select an authentication type, and provide any additional information requested.
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Click Submit.
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Click Submit.