passphrase validate command
The passphrase validate command checks the existing passphrase against what you enter when you enter this command.
Usage notes
Use this command to check what you think is the passphrase that you entered when you installed B2B Advanced Communications. If you want to change the passphrase, use the passphrase set command.
Environment
- Windows 2008
- Linux
Authorization
Administrative user
Syntax
execute passphrase validate <passphrase>
Option descriptions
- passphrase
- Passphrase that you want to check with the passphrase validate command. If you do not use this option, you are prompted for a passphrase.
Examples
- Example: Validating a passphrase that appears on the screen.
- This command validates a passphrase that appears on the screen:
execute passphrase validate passphrase789 Passphrase matches the current system passphrase. - Example: Validating a passphrase that does not appear on the screen.
- This command validates a passphrase that does not appear on the
screen:
execute passphrase validate Passphrase: Verify Passphrase: Passphrase matches the current system passphrase. - Example: Validating that a passphrase is not correct.
- This command validates that a passphrase is not correct:
execute passphrase validate Passphrase: Verify Passphrase: Passphrase does not match the current system passphrase.