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A Data Recovery Manager (DRM) is responsible for server-side key generation, archival, and recovery. If server-side key generation is not needed, this step can be skipped.
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<b><input checked type=radio name=choice value="keygen">&nbsp;Connect this instance to the HTTPS Agent URL of a DRM to support server-side key generation.</b>
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      <tr>
        <th>URL:</th>
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           #if ($urls_size != 0)
           #foreach ($p in $urls)
               <option value="$p">$p</option>
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            </select>
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<b><input type=radio name=choice value="nokeygen">&nbsp;Configure this instance to NOT support server-side key generation.</b>
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