McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 115
Modifiers, Notes, cert-retrieve, Syntax, decrypt
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Using Command-Line Options 113 Modifiers --ca-root-cert --ca-type --ca-url --cert-attribute --output --pkcs10 Specifies the X.509 certificate that represents the CA's root certificate. is the ID belonging to the X.509 self-signature, which must be on your keyring. Specifies the Certificate Authority. Your options are NetTools, VeriSign, Entrust, iPlanet, or Win2k. Specifies the URL of the Certificate Authority. Specifies one or more of the certificate attributes. Common X.509 certificate attributes include, but are not limited to, an email address (E), organization name (O), organizational unit name (OU), or country (C). Specifies the name of the file where the output should be saved. Specifies that a certificate request will be output as a local PKCS #10 formatted file. Notes • Typically, the CA information is set in the E-Business Server configuration file, and only one CA can be specified at a time. A duplicated --ca-* setting results in an error message. • If --pkcs10 is specified, then the appropriate functions are used to output the PKCS10-formatted certificate request, either to standard output or to a specified file using --output . • If --pkcs10 is not specified, then the other --ca-* options must be specified either on the command-line or in the E-Business Server configuration file. • If the argument contains spaces, then it must be enclosed in quotes. For example, to specify that the organization name is McAfee, you would enter the following: --cert-attribute O="McAfee" cert-retrieve Use the --cert-retrieve option to get an X.509 certificate previously requested from a Certificate Authority (CA). For more information on adding X.509 certificates to your key, see Working with X.509 Certificates on page 50. Syntax ebs --cert-retrieve --ca-type --ca-url --ca-root-cert Modifiers --ca-root-cert Specifies the X.509 certificate that represents the CA's root certificate. is the ID belonging to the X.509 self-signature, which must be on your keyring. --ca-type Specifies the Certificate Authority. Your options are NetTools, VeriSign, Entrust, iPlanet, or Win2k. --ca-url Specifies the URL of the Certificate Authority. Notes represents the you key want to use to request the certificate. decrypt Use the --decrypt option to specify decryption of previously encrypted data. For more information on decryption, see Decrypting information on page 65. Syntax ebs --decrypt [--passphrase ] [--allow-passphrase-retry] [--preserve-name] [--secure-viewer] [--authenticate] [--ftp --ftp-pathname [--ftp-secure] [--ftp-port ] [--ftp-server ] [--ftp-username ] [--ftp-password ]] [--signed-by ] [--output ] [filename [...]] E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide