Running RecoverCredential
The RecoverCredential sample application recovers a new set of credentials and saves them in Entrust .epf format.
To run this sample application, execute the following command line in the etjava/examples directory.
java -classpath classes;../lib/enttoolkit.jar com.entrust.toolkit.credentials.RecoverCredential <ca_ip> <ca_port> <dir_ip> <dir port> <ref> <epf_file> <epf_pwd>|
Parameter |
Value |
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<ca_ip> |
The hostname or IP address of an Entrust Certification Authority. |
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<port> |
The port for accessing the Entrust Certification Authority. |
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<dir_ip> |
The hostname or IP address of the Entrust Certificate Authority directory. |
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<dir_port> |
The port for accessing the Entrust Certificate Authority directory. |
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<ref> |
The reference number of the Entrust user for which the credential is requested. |
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<code> |
The authorization code of the Entrust user for which the credential is requested. |
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<epf_file> |
The path of an Entrust user profile in .epf file format. |
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<epf_pwd> |
The password for accessing the Entrust profile. |
For example:
C:\etjava\examples>java -classpath classes;../lib/enttoolkit.jar com.entrust.toolkit.examples.credentials.RecoverCredential myEASM.domain.com 829 myDirectory.domain.com 389 51721526 QLYJ-ND36-I3PO MyUser Passw0rdRecovering a User... Done