REKEYING. A. Lessee must obtain Lessor’s permission before rekeying any lock(s). Rekeying of locks shall be to the Building’s grand master system. Rekeying of locks will be at the expense of the Lessee. Lessor reserves the right to rekey the Premises and xxxx Lessee, if Lessee rekeys lock(s) without Lessor’s consent, or off of Building’s grand master system.
REKEYING. A. Tenant must obtain Landlord’s permission before rekeying any lock(s). Rekeying of locks shall be to the building’s grand master system. Rekeying of locks will be at the expense of the Tenant. Landlord reserves the right to rekey the Premises and xxxx Tenant if Tenant rekeys lock(s) without Landlord’s consent, or off of building’s grand master system.
REKEYING. BROKER is given the authority to initially Re-Key the property at LANDLORD’ expense. BROKER is further given the authority to have property re-keyed between tenants at previous tenants expense.
REKEYING. When a negotiated SA expires (or shortly before it does), the JFK protocol is run again. It is up to the application to select the appropriate SA to use among many valid ones. In the case of IPsec, implementations should switch to using the new SA for outgoing traffi c, but would still accept traffi c on the old SA (as long as that SA has not expired). To address performance considerations, we should point out that, properly implemented, rekeying only requires one signature and one verifi cation operation in each direction, if both parties use the same Diffi e-Xxxxxxx exponentials (in which case, the cached result can be reused) and certifi xxxxx: the receiver of an ID payload compares its hash with those of any cached ID payloads received from the same peer. While this is an implementation detail, a natural location to cache past ID payloads is along with already established SAs (a convenient fact, as rekeying will likely occur before existing SAs are allowed to expire, so the ID information will be readily available). If a match is found and the result has not “expired” yet, then we do not need to re-validate the certifi cate chain. A previously verifi ed certifi cate chain is considered valid for the shortest of its CRL re-validate time, certifi cate expiration time, OCSP result validity time, etc. For each certifi cate chain, there is one such value associated (the time when one of its components becomes invalid or needs to be checked again). Notice that an implementation does not need to cache the actual ID payloads; all that is needed is the hash and the expiration time. That said, if for some reason fast rekeying is needed for some application domain, it should be done by a separate protocol.
REKEYING. A procedure in which a new cryptographic key using secure hash function(SHA) is generated in 256 bit key size of the (old) cryptographic key that it will replace. Contrast with Key update. Division keys are represented by the leave k-nodes in an key tree. Each user have a private key. for each division root employs an independent instance of the protocol to rekey the Corresponding division key when there is a change in membership happened in group. ⮚ When a few members join at time t root simply broadcasts a new group key GK(t+1) encrypted under current group key GK(t) .Thus all members except the joining member can decrypt GK(t+1) from there key Key generation time.message. for each of the joining members, root send it to the new group key GK(t+1) and its personal keys over a secure unicast channel. ⮚ In leave rekeying, an exclusive key Ki can be used by root to exclude i ( all users in S) in the sense that root can broadcast a new group key encrypted by Ki such that all users in U except i can decrypt the rekey message. ot->ij:{K1,...,kij-1,...kij+1,...,kn},GK(t+1) After receiving the rekey notification message, every current member in S(t) can derive the new group key GK(t+1) by computing GK(t+1)=h(GK(t)).
REKEYING. BROKER is given the authority to Re-Key the outside access doors at the discretion of BROKER at LANDLORD’S expense.
REKEYING. If Tenant vacates the Property, without returning to Manager keys to the Property, garage door openers, or access keys to the community amenities, Tenant shall reimburse Manager for costs to replace same.
REKEYING. Owner is not required to change or rekey locks when roommates are added or removed; but the new resident and remaining residents can request rekeying at their expense. New resident andremaining residents do or do not request that exterior door(s) be rekeyed when a vacating resident moves out. If requested, the rekeying charge will be
REKEYING. Permittee shall be responsible for the cost of rekeying the facility if District keys are lost, stolen or duplicated by Permittee, its employees, subcontractors, vendors, agents or volunteers.
REKEYING. Plug removal hole added to allow for removal of plug assembly for rekeying purposes. To remove plug, insert key and rotate 90 degrees.
