CIW Experiment Tutorial: Exporting PGP Public key and pair signature under NT

1, open PGPkeys 2, right click on the public key, select Export 3, in the Export key to File dialog box, keep the default filename and save to the teacher machine, the path is \\Teacher\share, the file name is Studentx (x is seat number) 4, Open Microsoft Outlook Express (Start > Program >outlook Express) 5, configure Outlook Express as follows: Account name--SX (x is seat number), email address--sx@linux- ONLINE.COM,POP3/SMTP server address--192.168.0.14 (may actually vary) 6, send public key file to partner, or get partner's public key file 7 from path \\Teacher\share, PGPkeys Open the Keys menu, select Import 8, locate and select the partner's public key file in the Select File containing dialog box, click Open Button 9, and in the Select key (S) dialog box, select the public key file to import. Select Import 498) this.width=498 ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript:return big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20051219/0229430. JPG > 10, right-click the imported public key, select Sign 11, highlight the public key and select Allow signature be exported check box 12, enter your own private key when requesting a password, that is, the password 13 entered in experiment two, right click the partner's public key , select Key Properties 14, at the bottom of the dialog box that appears, drag the untrusted to the trusted 498) this.width=498; ' OnMouseWheel = ' Javascript:return Big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20051219/0229431.jpg ' > If you don't do the above step, when you receive an encrypted and signed message, When you untie it, you will notice that there is a invalid prompt next to the state of the signature: it means that the key is not fully trusted. To force (0 votes) (0 Votes) nonsense (0 Votes) Professional (0 Votes) title Party (0 Votes) passing (0 Votes) original text: CIW Experiment Tutorial: Export PGP Public key under NT and return to signature back column Recycle Bin home