McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 134
Modifiers, Notes, send-share, Syntax, sig-detail
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Using Command-Line Options Modifiers --answer --auth-passphrase --auth-user --keyserver --question Specifies an answer. You must provide 5 answers. Your answers can be up to 255 characters in length are case sensitive. Specifies the password to login to the generic LDAP server. If the password contains spaces, then it must be enclosed in quotes. This option is not necessary when using an E-Business Server key server. Specifies your login name for logging into a generic LDAP server. This option is not necessary when using an E-Business Server key server. Specifies the URL for the key server or generic LDAP server that you want to send your key(s) to. Enter the keyserver URL in the following format: ldap://. Specifies a question. You must provide 5 questions. Your question can be up to 95 characters in length. Notes • If you want to specify the questions and answers on the command line, then you must supply all 5 questions and answers. • If you do not specify the questions and answers on the command line, then E-Business Server prompts for this information. send-share Use the --send-share option to send local key shares to a remote hostname in order to restore a split key. Syntax ebs --send-share [--hostname ] [--auth-user [--auth-passphrase>] [--passphrase] Modifiers --auth-passphrase The passphrase for the private key of the key pair specified by the --auth-user option. If not supplied, E-Business Server prompts you for it. --auth-user Specifies the user that is used to authenticate the client side of the TLS connection used to join the key. This option must refer to a key pair, and the key must be trusted by the remote side. --hostname Specifies the IP address or DNS name for the remote computer the share file is being sent from. --passphrase If the share-file was encrypted using public key encryption, then passphrase refers to the passphrase for the private portion of the key pair it was encrypted to. If the share-file was encrypted using conventional encryption, then the passphrase refers to the conventional passphrase used for the encryption. If not supplied, E-Business Server prompts you for it. Notes If the remote host is not listening on the standard SKEP port (14747), an error appears. This port cannot be changed. sig-detail Use the --sig-detail option to display more information about signatures on keys on your keyring. Syntax ebs --sig-detail [--userid ] [--signer ] [--multi] userid ... E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide 132