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editran/P
CRYPTOGRAPHYS
CRYPTOGRAPHIC VERSION3.0
KEY CHANGEN
CONFIDENTIALITY ALGORITHMTD3C
AUTHENTICATION ALGORITHMDES
LOCAL SUBSYSTEM
REMOTE SUBSYSTEM
LOCAL KEYLabel of the local key
REMOTE KEYLabel of the remote key
* If you want to encrypt data in batch loading with RSA Keys, provided by the editran interface, and with the DES encryption algorithm, the parameters to be encoded would be the following:
editran
CRYPTOGRAPHYS
CRYPTOGRAPHIC VERSION3.0/4.0
KEY CHANGEN
CONFIDENTIALITY ALGORITHMTD3C
AUTHENTICATION ALGORITHMRSA
LOCAL SUBSYSTEMFor example: P
REMOTE SUBSYSTEMFor example: K
LOCAL KEY
REMOTE KEY
* If you want to encrypt data in batch loading with AES encryption algorithm and RSA keys, provided by the editran interface, the parameters to be encoded would be the following:
editran
CRYPTOGRAPHYS
CRYPTOGRAPHIC VERSION3.0/4.0
KEY CHANGEN
CONFIDENTIALITY ALGORITHMAES1 / AES / AES3
AUTHENTICATION ALGORITHMRSA
LOCAL SUBSYSTEMFor example: P
REMOTE SUBSYSTEMFor example: K
LOCAL KEY
REMOTE KEY
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