HP Storage Mirroring V4.5 Software - Manual (Page 161)

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Password
Encryption
 /setpassword
—Allows the user to store a username/password pairing in an
encrypted file for later use. (Optional, but required if
/getpassword
will be
used)
NOTE: This function must be run separate from a modify or list activity.
 /getpassword
—Once a username/password pair has been encrypted and
stored using
/setpassword
, this command can be used at the command line
to retrieve the password associated with a specific username. It is designed to
avoid storing passwords in clear text. (optional)
General
Examples
 dfo /dnssrvname mydns.mydomain.com /srcname
mysource.mydomain.com /srcip 206.31.4.10 /verbose
Lists all resource records on the specified DNS server that match the source
criteria
 dfo /dnssrvname mydns.mydomain.com /srcname
mysource.mydomain.com /srcip 206.31.4.10 /tarip
210.11.12.13 /verbose
Modifies all resource records on the specified DNS server that match the
source criteria, using the credentials of the account running the program to
connect to the DNS server
 dfo /dnssrvname mydns.mydomain.com /srcname
hasource.hadomain.com /srcip 210.11.12.13 /tarname
mysource.mydomain.com /tarip 206.31.4.10 /failback
/verbose
Modifies (fails back) all resource records on the specified DNS server that were
changed on failover
 dfo /dnssrvname mydnsserver.mydomain.com /srcname
mysource.mydomain.com /srcip 206.31.4.10 /tarip
210.11.12.13 /username mydomain.com\admin /password pword
/verbose
Modifies all resource records on the specified DNS server that match the
source criteria, using the username and password to connect to the DNS
server
Password
Encryption
Examples
 dfo /setpassword mydomain.com\admin mypassword
Stores the username (
mydomain.com\admin
) and password (
mypassword
)
in the default credentials file (
dfo_credentials.dat
)
 dfo /dnssrvname mydnsserver.mydomain.com /srcname
mysource.mydomain.com /srcip 206.31.4.10 /tarip
210.11.12.13 /username mydomain.com\admin /getpassword
/verbose
Modifies all resource records on the specified DNS server that match the
source criteria, using the username and
/getpassword
to retrieve the
correct password for connecting to the DNS server