The iKeyman and iKeycmd tools do not support PKCS #7 (.p7b)
files. Use the runmqckm tool to import certificates from a PKCS #7
file.
Use the following command to add a CA certificate from a PKCS #7
file:
runmqckm -cert -add -db filename -pw password -type cms -file filename
-label label
-db filename |
is the fully qualified file name of the CMS
key database. |
-pw password |
is the password for the key database. |
-type cms |
is the type of the key database. |
-file filename |
is the name of the PKCS #7 file. |
-label label |
is the label that the certificate is assigned
in the target database. The first certificate takes the label given.
All other certificates, if present, are labeled with their subject
name. |
Use the following command to import a personal certificate from
a PKCS #7 file:
runmqckm -cert -import -db filename -pw password -type pkcs7 -target filename
-target_pw password -target_type cms -label label -new_label label
-db filename |
is the fully qualified file name of the file
containing the PKCS #7 certificate. |
-pw password |
is the password for the PKCS #7 certificate. |
-type pkcs7 |
is the type of the file. |
-target filename |
is the name of the destination key database. |
-target_pw password |
is the password for the destination key database. |
-target_type cms |
is the type of the database specified by -target |
-label label |
is the label of the certificate that is to be
imported. |
-new_label label |
is the label that the certificate will be assigned
in the target database. If you omit the -new_label option,
the default is to use the same as the -label option.
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