Unencrypting Data
You can use either of the following methods to unencrypt your data. The first requires you to copy the files to a temporary directory and the second requires you to use dataxform on the host system.
Copy Method
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Stop all applications accessing the GuardPoint. 
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Log on as a user who can see clear text for all files in the GuardPoint. 
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Copy all files from the GuardPoint to a new directory that is not guarded. 
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In your key manager, unguard the GuardPoint. Make sure that it does not display in the key manager. 
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Delete all files in the original directory. 
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Copy all files from the unguarded/clear text directory to the original directory. 
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Start any application once all files have finished copying. 
Note
Do not rename directories. This will not result in unencrypting directories.
Dataxform Method
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Stop any application accessing the GuardPoint. 
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In your key manager, clone the original policy that you used to encrypt the data. 
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In the cloned policy, reverse the keys. Put the original key in for the key_selection rule and the clear_key in for the transformation rule. 
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Guard the directory you want to unencrypt with the cloned policy. Note Make sure the status is green before you guard with that policy. 
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Run dataxform --cleanupon the GuardPoint:# dataxform --cleanup --gp /<dirName>For example: # dataxform --cleanup --gp /DataSecurity/myDir
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On the host system, run dataxform --rekeyon the GuardPoint:# dataxform --rekey --gp /<dirName> --preserve_modified_timeFor example: # dataxform --rekey --gp /DataSecurity/mydir --preserve_modified_time
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In your key manager, unguard the Guard Point. The data should now be in clear text (unencrypted).