You can view the details for any disk on any VM that is registered with Cryptographic Security Platform Vault for VM Encryption. For each VM, the Cryptographic Security Platform Vault for VM Encryption webGUI displays separate tabs for encrypted and unencrypted disks.

Procedure 

1. Log into the Cryptographic Security Platform Vault for VM Encryption webGUI using an account with Cloud Admin privileges.
2. In the top menu bar, click Workloads.
3. Click the VMs tab and select the VM you want to work with from the list.
4. Click the Expand button (>) at the end of the row to access the details for the specific VM.

5. To view the details for an encrypted disk, click the Encrypted Disks tab and select the disk from the list. the webGUI displays additional details for the selected disk below the table. For the selected disk you can do any of the following:

   • Revoke access to the disk by selecting Actions > Revoke Disk Access. For details, see Revoking Access to a Disk and Reactivating a Revoked Disk.

   • Decrypt the disk by selecting Actions > Decrypt Disk. For details, see Decrypting a Disk Using the webGUI.

     Note: This option is not available if there is an Access Control Policy associated with the disk.

   • Rekey the disk by selecting Actions > Rekey Disk. For details, see Encryption Key Maintenance.
   • Associate an Access Control Policy with the disk, or change the currently-associated Access Control Policy, by selecting Actions > Set Policy on Disk. For details, see Associating an Access Control Policy with a Disk.
   • Edit the Access Control Policy associated with the disk by clicking the name of the policy in the Policy Name field. For details, see Changing a Linux Access Control Policy or Changing a Windows Access Control Policy.
   • Change the expiry date or expiration option by clicking the value in the Expiry Date or On Expiration field. For details, see Setting the Key Expiration Date for a Disk.
6. To view the list of unencrypted disks, click the Unencrypted Disks tab. You can then select one or more disks and encrypt them using Actions > Encrypt Disk.