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Index Symbols +sda option 63 .asc files setting E-Business Server to produce 89 A ADD-ALL parameter 87 adding a designated revoker 35 a Root CA certificate to your keyring 52 an expiration date to a signature 49 an X.509 certificate to your key 52 keys to key servers 26 to your keyring 25 Additional Decryption Keys an overview of 40 appropriate use 40 definition of 40 encrypting to 87 implementing 41 incoming ADKs 40 key policy 40 outgoing ADKs 40 protecting 40 security 40 warn before encrypting to 110 ADK-KEY parameter 87 ADKs See Additional Decryption Keys ALIAS parameter 88 aliases creating 88 ALLOW-PASSPHRASE-RETRY parameter 89 API functions provided 78 library and header files 78 programming on UNIX 84 programming on Win32 84 setting the run-time library path 84 armor option setting on the command line 112 ARMOR parameter 89 ASCII text file sending to a different machine environment 70 signing with your secret key 45 ASCII-armored format 70, 89 converting a file into 70 decrypting messages in 70 E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide sending a public key in 70 sending binary data in 70 atom, definition 160 audience for this manual 5 AUTHENTICATE parameter 89 AUTH-PASSPHRASE parameter 89 AUTH-USER parameter 89 B backing up your keys 22 basic steps for using E-Business Server 9 BATCHMODE parameter 89 binary data encrypting and transmitting 69 binary data files sending in ASCII-armored format 70 branch, definition 159 C cancelling an operation 17 canonical text converting to before encrypting 109 CA-REVOCATION-URL parameter 90 CA-ROOT-CERT parameter 90 CA-TYPE parameter 90 CA-URL parameter 90 CERT-ATTRIBUTE parameter 90 CERT-DEPTH parameter 91 certificate attributes list of Verisign-specific attributes 170 specifying 51 certifying public keys 10 cert-request option setting on the command line 112 cert-retrieve option setting on the command line 113 CHALLENGE-FD parameter 91 changing your passphrase 34 checking a key's validity 47 checking the version installed 14 choosing a key type 18 CIPHER parameter 91 CIPHERNUM parameter 91 CLEARSIG parameter 92 clear-signed message an example of 44 177