InfoPrint 6500 Series User Manual page 185

Configures the KDC port:
store kerberos config kport <KDC_PORT>
<kdc_port> is the 2-byte UPD/TCP port used for Kerberos
communication. Default is 88.
Configures the KDC name portion of the service principal:
store kerberos config kname <KDC_NAME>
<kdc_name> has a maximum of 127 characters excluding
":" and "/". Default is krbtgt.
Configures the KDC realm portion:
store kerberos config krealm <KDC_REALM>
<kdc_realm> is usually set to the uppercase name of the Windows 2000
KDC to which the Access Point is configured. <kdc_realm> has 0 to 127
characters excluding ":" and "/". Default is localrealm.
Sets the Kerberos password that must match the Windows 2000 user
password for the Print Server:
store kerberos password <KERBEROS_PASSWORD>
<kerberos_password> is either a string without any space and tab, or a
double quoted string with a maximum of 40 alpha-numeric characters or
symbols. The administrator should choose at least 9 alphanumeric
characters with a combination of upper and lower case characters and
symbols. In the Windows environment, this is the Windows 2000 user
password for the Print Server and they must be exactly the same.
store pping opts [-]enable
Example: store pping opts enable
Store the state of periodic ping flag. If the periodic ping flag is enabled the
NIC periodic ping client will attempt to ping its default gateway on its
active NIC interfaces.
Default: disabled
store pping packet <NUMBER OF PACKETS>
Example: store pping packet 1
Store the value of the packet. It is the number of ICMP Echo Request
packets that will be sent by the periodic ping client on each period.
Default: 1
store pping period <MINUTES>
Example: store pping period 5
Store the value of the period. <minutes> is the amount of time from 1 to 5
minutes defines the periodic ping sequence will be repeated.
Default: 5
store pping from default
Example: store pping from default
Store all the periodic ping default settings to flash memory so that they
are retained after power up.
Store Commands
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