Ncipherkm Jca/Jce Cryptographic Service Provider - Entrust nShield 5c Installation Manual

B.2.1. KeySafe
To use KeySafe, install the nShield Core Tools
(javasp on Linux) components.
B.2.2. Microsoft CAPI CSP and Microsoft Cryptography API: Next
Generation (CNG)
If you require the Microsoft CAPI CSP, you must install the nShield CSPs (CAPI, CNG)
component.
If you want to use the module with PKCS #11 applications, including release 4.0 or later of
Netscape Enterprise Server, Sun Java Enterprise System (JES), or Netscape Certificate
Server 4, install the nShield PKCS11 library. For detailed PKCS #11 configuration options,
see:
• The appropriate nShield nShield 5c User Guide.
• The appropriate third-party integration guide for your application.
Entrust has produced Integration Guides for many supported applications. The
Integration Guides describe how to install and configure an application so that it works
with Entrust Hardware Security Modules and Security Worlds. For more information
about the Entrust range of Integration Guides:
• Visit https://www.entrust.com/documentation.
• Contact Support: https://nshieldsupport.entrust.com.
B.3. nCipherKM JCA/JCE cryptographic service provider
If you want to use the nCipherKM JCA/JCE cryptographic service provider, you must
install:
• The nShield Java bundle.
An additional JCE provider
encryption with a private key. To install and use this provider, ensure that the
nCipherKM.jar
is in your
classname to the top of the list of providers in your
com.ncipher.fixup.provider.nCipherRSAPrivateEncrypt
See the nShield nShield 5c User Guide for more about configuring the
nCipherKMJCA/JCE cryptographic service provider.
nShield® 5c Installation Guide
nCipherRSAPrivateEncrypt
CLASSPATH or MODULEPATH. You will also need to add the following
(ctls on Linux) and the nShield Java
is supplied that is required for RSA
java.security
file
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