The following commands are used to create, swap and delete primary and secondary keys for a specific peer. This means that a peer must be created before adding a new key.\\
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The following commands are used to create, swap and delete primary and secondary keys for a specific peer. This means that a peer must be created before adding a new key.
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A key comes with its own cipher, therefore, it is possible to use different ciphers for each peer and, possibly, switch cipher for a certain peer at runtime (not tested).
#### OVPN_CMD_KEY_NEW
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#### OVPN_CMD_KEY_SWAP
Swap primary and secondary keys for a specific peer.
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#### OVPN_CMD_KEY_GET
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Retrieve the key attributes for a specific peer/slot.
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No key material is actually exported.
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#### OVPN_CMD_KEY_DEL
Erase the key from the given slot for a specific peer.
