The command line mode allows you to use script or batch files. The Table A-7 contains the different options that are available.
To use the command line options, decide which items you want to use and string them together.
Example: dxcmd -user admin.headquarters -host 10.0.0.1 -password n0vell -start test.driverset.headquarters
The command starts the driver.
Table A-7 Command Line Options
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Option |
Description |
|---|---|
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Configuration |
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-user <user name> |
Specify the name of a user with administrative rights to the drivers you want to test. |
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-host <name or IP address> |
Specify the IP address of the server where the driver is installed. |
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-password <user password> |
Specify the password of the user specified above. |
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-port <port number> |
Specify a port number, if the default port is not used. |
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-q <quiet mode> |
Displays very little information when a command is executed. |
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-v <verbose mode> |
Displays detailed information when a command is executed. |
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-? <show this message> |
Displays the help menu. |
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-help <show this message> |
Displays the help menu. |
|
Actions |
|
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-start <driver dn> |
Starts the driver. |
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-stop <driver dn> |
Stops the driver. |
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-getstate <driver dn> |
Shows the state of the driver as running or stopped. |
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-getstartoption <driver dn> |
Shows the startup option of the driver. |
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-setstartoption <driver dn> <disabled|manual|auto> <resync|noresync> |
Sets how the driver starts if the server is rebooted. Sets if the objects are to be resynchronized when the driver restarts. |
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-getcachelimit <driver dn> |
Lists the cache limit set for the driver. |
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-setcachelimit <driver dn> <0 or positive integer> |
Sets the cache limit for the driver. |
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-migrateapp <driver dn> <filename> |
Processes an XML document that contains a query command. Create the XML document that contains a query command by using the Novell nds.dtd . |
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-setshimpassword <driver dn> <password> |
Sets the application password. This is the password of the user account you are using to authenticate into the connected system with. |
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-clearshimpassword <driver dn> <password> |
Clears the application password. |
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-setremoteloaderpassword <driver dn> <password> |
Sets the Remote Loader password. The Remote Loader password is used to control access to the Remote Loader instance. See Section 3.0, Setting Up a Connected System for more information. |
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<clearremoteloaderpassword <driver dn> |
Clears the Remote Loader password. |
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-sendcommand <driver dn> <input filename> <output filename> |
Processes an XDS command document. Specify the XDS command document as the input file. Examples: NetWare: sys:\files\user.xml Windows: c:\files\user.xml Linux: /files/user.log Specify the output file name to see the results. Examples: NetWare: sys:\files\user.log Windows: c:\files\user.log Linux: /files/user.log |
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-setlogevents <dn> <integer ...> |
Sets Novell Audit log events on the driver. The integer is the option of the item to log. See Table A-6 for the list of the integers to enter. |
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-clearlogevents <dn> |
Clears all Novell Audit log events that are set on the driver. |
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-setdriverset <driver set dn> |
Associates a driver set with the server. |
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-cleardriverset |
Clears the driver set association from the server. |
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-getversion |
Shows the version of Identity Manager installed. |
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-initdriver object <dn> |
Performs an internal initialization of data on a new Driver object. This is only for testing purposes. |
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-setnamedpassword <driver dn> <name> <password> [description] |
Sets named passwords on the driver object. You specify the name, the password and the description of the named password. |
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-clearnamedpassword <driver dn> <name> |
Clears a specified named password. |
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-clearallnamedpaswords <driver dn> |
Clears all named passwords set on a specific driver. |