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This guide will walk you through the basics of using IBM Sterling B2Bi native PGP to create and manage encryption keys, encrypt and decrypt files, and exchange secure messages.
This guide will walk you through the basics of using IBM Sterling B2Bi native PGP to create and manage encryption keys, encrypt and decrypt files, and exchange secure messages.


This guide is complemented by the following articles:
* [[Linux: GNU GPG Usage Guide]] (English) or [[Linux: Guia de Uso do GNU GPG]] (Brazilian Portuguese)
* [[IBM Sterling: Guide to Using PGP Native for Secure Data Exchange on IBM Sterling B2Bi]]
* [[IBM Sterling: Guide to Using PGP Native for Secure Data Exchange on IBM Sterling Filegateway]]


= What is Native PGP? =
= What is Native PGP? =
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* Key Usages: check '''Signing, Certify, Encrypt, and Authenticate'''
* Key Usages: check '''Signing, Certify, Encrypt, and Authenticate'''


and click '''Next'''.


and click '''Next''.
[[File:Pgp-secret-newkey.png]]
 


== 2. Create a PGP Server Profile for Sterling File Gateway ==
== 2. Create a PGP Server Profile for Sterling File Gateway ==
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Enter the following information  
Enter the following information  


* Name: AFTPGPProfile
* Name: '''AFTPGPProfile'''
* PGP Type: Native PGP
* PGP Type: '''Native PGP'''
 
and click '''Next'''.
 
[[File:Native-pgp-server-profile.jpg]]


and click '''Next''.


In the Secret Key Map Information page, click '''+ add'' to add a secret key map.  
In the Secret Key Map Information page, click '''+ add''' to add a secret key map.  


Enter the  
Enter the  


* Key Name: sterlingb2bserver-company-com
* Key Name: '''sterlingb2bserver-company-com'''
* Key ID: select from the drop-down list.  
* Key ID: '''select from the drop-down list'''
 
Click '''Save'''.
 
[[File:Native-pgp-sec-01.png]]


Click '''Save''.


And Click '''Finish'''.


= Managing Public Keys =




== 3. Listing and Exporting Public Keys ==
== Listing and Exporting Your Public Keys ==


To share your public key with partners or collaborators, you can export it from Sterling B2B Integrator.
To share your public key with partners or collaborators, you can export it from Sterling B2B Integrator.
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From the Administration menu, select '''Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Secret Key > List'''.
From the Administration menu, select '''Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Secret Key > List'''.


Next to '''List'', click '''Go!'''.
Next to '''List''', click '''Go!'''.


From the list, click on '''check out'', choose the format PGP or ASC and click '''Go!'''.
From the list, click on '''check out''', choose the format PGP or ASC and click '''Go!'''.


This will export your public key only.
This will export your public key only.
== Importing Public Keys from Partners ==
From the Administration menu, select '''Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Public Key'''.
Next to '''Check-in a new PGP public key'', click '''Go!'''.
Enter the following information
* Key Name: '''user_company-com'''
* File Name: '''user-company.pgp'''
* Validity Expire: '''Check'''
Important:
* SB2BI supports .gpg, .pgp, .asc, .pkr, and .skr as supported formats for Public Key check-in.
* The system supports keys of type RSA, DSA, and ElGamal. No support ed25519
and click Next.
== Ver também ==
*[[IBM Sterling|  Mais Artigos sobre IBM Sterling]]
[[Category:IBM Sterling]]
[[Category:GPG]]

Latest revision as of 20:03, 26 September 2023

This guide will walk you through the basics of using IBM Sterling B2Bi native PGP to create and manage encryption keys, encrypt and decrypt files, and exchange secure messages.

This guide is complemented by the following articles:

What is Native PGP?

On IBM Sterling B2B Integrator 6.1, IBM have introduced support for Native PGP where these cryptographic operations are performed within SB2Bi. The PGP keys are also stored within the database of B2Bi.

Getting Started with Sterling B2B Integrator

1. Create PGP Secret Keys

Using the Sterling B2B Integrator admin console,


From the Administration menu, select Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Secret Key.

Next to Create a new PGP Secret Key, click Go!.

Enter the following information

  • Key Name: sterlingb2bserver-company-com
  • User Name: sterlingb2bserver-company-com
  • Key Algorithm: RSA
  • Key Strength: 3072
  • Key Password: <Password of the Secret Key>
  • Key Validity (days): 1825
  • Validate Expiry: check
  • Key Usages: check Signing, Certify, Encrypt, and Authenticate

and click Next.

2. Create a PGP Server Profile for Sterling File Gateway

You can create a PGP Server Profile under the Administration Menu through the PGP Server Manager menu.

From the Administration Menu, select Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Server Manager

Next to Create a new PGP Server Profile, click Go!

Enter the following information

  • Name: AFTPGPProfile
  • PGP Type: Native PGP

and click Next.


In the Secret Key Map Information page, click + add to add a secret key map.

Enter the

  • Key Name: sterlingb2bserver-company-com
  • Key ID: select from the drop-down list

Click Save.


And Click Finish.

Managing Public Keys

Listing and Exporting Your Public Keys

To share your public key with partners or collaborators, you can export it from Sterling B2B Integrator.


From the Administration menu, select Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Secret Key > List.

Next to List, click Go!.

From the list, click on check out, choose the format PGP or ASC and click Go!.

This will export your public key only.

Importing Public Keys from Partners

From the Administration menu, select Trading Partner > PGP > PGP Public Key.

Next to Check-in a new PGP public key, click Go!'.

Enter the following information

  • Key Name: user_company-com
  • File Name: user-company.pgp
  • Validity Expire: Check


Important: 

* SB2BI supports .gpg, .pgp, .asc, .pkr, and .skr as supported formats for Public Key check-in.
* The system supports keys of type RSA, DSA, and ElGamal. No support ed25519

and click Next.


Ver também

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