Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.2 - COMMAND-LINE Manual page 45

Table 5-1
output
write
clobber
testpingen
debug
optfile
setup
pinmanager
pinmanagerpwd
schemachange
A description for each argument follows:
• [host=<host_name> [port=<port_number>]]
<host_name>
required.
<port_number>
is the default LDAP port, 389.
• ["binddn=<user_id>"
<user_id>
LDAP directory; the PIN Generator binds to the directory as this user. This
argument is required.
<bind_password>
write access to the LDAP directory. If the bind password is not given at the
command line, the tool prompts for it.
• ["filter=<LDAP_search_filter>" [basedn=<LDAP_base_DN>]]
<LDAP_search_filter>
for which the tool should generate PINs. For information on how to specify
filters, see the information available at this URL:
http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/
dirsdk/capi/search.htm
Redirect stdout to a file
Turn on writing to directory (otherwise, pins will not get written)
Overwrite old pins in the directory
Test pin generation mode. testpingen=count
Turn on debugging, or use debug=attrs for even more
Read in options (one per line) from specified file
Switch to setup mode
Pin Manager user to create in setup mode
password of pin manager user in setup mode
make schema changes in setup mode
specifies the LDAP directory to connect to. This argument is
specifies the TCP/IP port to bind to; the default port number
bindpw=<bind_password>]
specifies the user ID that has read and write permission to the
specifies the password for the user ID that has read and
Use this argument to filter those DNs in the directory
. This argument is required.
The setpin Command
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