1. On the machine where SKFS was installed, change directory to where fido2server-v#.#.# was extracted. The key manager is in the /usr/local/strongkey/keymanager directory.
   
2. Change directory to the to the keymanager directory. Inside is the keymanager.jar file which will help in showing, adding, and deleting access keys. For a list of possible operations, run the following command:
   

   > java -jar keymanager.jar

3. Create an access key by running the command:
   

   > java -jar keymanager.jar addaccesskey <keystore locations> <keystore password>

   Assuming the keystore location is the in the same place after installation, your command will look like this:
   

   > java -jar keymanager.jar addaccesskey /usr/local/strongkey/skfs/keystores/signingkeystore.bcfks Abcd1234!

   You will get a response similar to this:
   

   > Created new access/secret key:
   > Access key:f38158b564b57fee
   > Secret key:4ca0275d5f7217ce5044352f40752558

   Temporarily store the generated access key and secret key.
4. On the machine where the PoC servlet was installed, change directory to /usr/local/strongkey/poc/etc/ and use any text editor to edit the .properties file contained in the directory. Add the following lines to the file:
   

   > poc.cfg.property.accesskey=<access key>
   > poc.cfg.property.secretkey=<secret key>

   It should look similar to this:
   

   > poc.cfg.property.accesskey=f38158b564b57fee
   > poc.cfg.property.secretkey=4ca0275d5f7217ce5044352f40752558

   Save your changes.
   
5. After saving these changes, Payara must be restarted. Run the following command:
   

   > sudo service glassfishd restart

You have now added a new access/secret key pair to your FIDO2 Server.