McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 152
The ADK tab, The Authentication tab, The Certificates tab, Certificate Authority Type
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Using the E-Business Server Administration Utility Getting Started with the E-Business Server Administration Utility console The ADK tab Use the ADK tab to configure how E-Business Server treats Additional Decryption Keys (ADKs). Field Enforce encrypting to ADKs Command-line equivalent --enforce-adk Default ADK --adk-key Warn when encrypting --warn-adk to and ADK See ENFORCE-ADK on page 94 ADK-KEY on page 87 WARN-ADK on page 110 Use to Makes encryption attempts fail if you specify a default ADK (using the Default ADK field or --adk-key command) and E-Business Server cannot find the ADK on your key ring. Specifies a specific Additional Decryption Key (ADK) to use when encrypting messages and generating keys. Make E-Business Server warn users before encrypting to an Additional Decryption Key (ADK). The Authentication tab Use the Authentication tab to define E-Business Server's default behavior when it performs authentication operations. Field Remote Server Username Command-line equivalent --auth-user Remote Server Password --authpassphrase Passphrase file descriptor number --passphrase-fd Conventional passphrase file descriptor number --conventionalpassphrase-fd Allow passphrase retries --allowpassphrase-retry See Use to AUTH-USER on page 89 Specify a user ID for E-Business Server to use when authenticating with a remote user. AUTH-PASSPHRASE on Specify a password for E-Business page 89 Server to use when authenticating with a remote user. PASSPHRASE-FD on page 101 Make E-Business Server read a passphrase from the specified file descriptor. CONVENTIONAL-PASSP HRASE-FD on page 93 Make E-Business Server read a passphrase from the specified file descriptor. Used for conventionally encrypting files. - Make E-Business Server allow users more than one attempt at entering their passphrase. The Certificates tab Use the Certificates tab to set up a Certificate Authority (CA) and basic certificate attributes. Field Certificate Revocation List URL Command-line equivalent --ca-revocation-url Root Certificate --ca-root-cert Certificate Authority URL Certificate Authority Type --ca-url --ca-type Certificate Attributes for --cert-attribute new signatures / certificates Maximum nesting level of trusted introducers --cert-depth See CA-REVOCATION-URL on page 90 CA-ROOT-CERT on page 90 CA-URL on page 90 CA-TYPE on page 90 CERT-ATTRIBUTE on page 90 CERT-DEPTH on page 91 Use to Define the URL used to fetch the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the CA. Specify the key ID of the root Certificate Authority's X.509 certificate. Define the default URL used to connect to the Certificate Authority (CA). Identify the type of Certificate Authority (CA) that E-Business Server uses. Specify certificate attributes that E-Business Server will always attach to certificate requests and X.509 signatures. See Supported Certificate Attributes on page 169 for more information. Define the maximum number of levels of nested trusted introducers. E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide 150