Type symkeyutil -H for more detailed descriptions
Usage:	symkeyutil -L [std_opts] [-r]
	symkeyutil -K [-n name] -t type [-s size] [-i id |-j id_file] [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -D <[-n name | -i id | -j id_file> [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -I [-n name] [-t type] [-i id | -j id_file] -k data_file [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -E  <-nname | -i id | -j id_file> [-t type] -k data_file [-r] [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -U [-n name] [-t type] [-i id | -j id_file] -k data_file <wrap_opts> [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -W <-n name | -i id | -j id_file> [-t type] -k data_file [-r] <wrap_opts> [std_opts]
	symkeyutil -M <-n name | -i id | -j id_file> -g target_token [std_opts]
		 std_opts -> [-d certdir] [-P dbprefix] [-p password] [-f passwordFile] [-h token]
		 wrap_opts -> <-w wrap_name | -x wrap_id | -y id_file>