send-lifetime

Configures the time period during which the key on a keychain becomes active and is valid to be sent.
Syntax
send-lifetime [ local | start { start-date start-time end { duration | infinite | end-date end-time } } ]
no send-lifetime
Command Default

The lifetime of send keys is not configured by default.

Parameters
local
Specifies that the time zone used will be the time zone configured in the system.
start
Configures the point of time from which the key is valid to be sent.
start-date
Configures the start date in the dd-mm-yy format.
start-time
Configures the start time in the hh:mm:ss format.
end
Configures the point of time at which the send key expires.
duration
Configures the duration in seconds before the send key expires. The value ranges from 1 through 2147483646 seconds.
infinite
Configures the send key to never expire.
end-date
Configures the end date in the dd-mm-yy format.
end-time
Configures the end time in the hh:mm:ss format.
Modes

Key ID configuration mode

Usage Guidelines

All participating routers must have Network Time Protocol (NTP) enabled before setting the lifetime on the keys.

If the tolerance value is configured, the start time of send key to become active is advanced (start time minus tolerance) and the end time is moved further ahead (end time plus tolerance) before the key expires, unless the end time is set to be infinite.

A key is considered valid even when it is in the tolerance period.

A key can be selectively active for the accept lifetime and not the send lifetime.

The key must be configured with a minimum time of ten seconds.

The no form of the command negates the entire send lifetime and not merely individual options of the duration.

Examples

The following example configures the time period during which the key on a keychain becomes active and valid to be sent. 

device# configure terminal
device(config)# keychain xprotocol
device(config-keychain-xprotocol)# key-id 10
device(config-keychain-xprotocol-key-10)# send-lifetime start 10-10-17 10:10:10 end 10000
History
Release Command History
08.0.70 This command was introduced.
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