Commands – Lenovo ThinkPad R50p User Manual
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Note:
If
your
User
ID
and
password
does
not
authenticate,
you
will
be
continuously
prompted
for
your
User
ID
and
password.
The
User
ID
and
password
requested
at
the
Authentication
prompt
will
need
to
be
set
up
on
the
server
computer.
This
User
ID
and
password
is
set
up
in
User
Accounts
located
on
the
Control
Panel
in
Windows.
Virtualization
Module
for
Antidote
Delivery
Manager
requires
a
password
set
for
this
User
Account.
6.
From
the
main
menu
in
the
Virtualization
Module
for
Antidote
Delivery
Manager
program,
click
Manage
and
Configure
.
7.
In
the
Upload
field,
click
Browse
,
and
browse
to
your
certificate.
Certificates
will
have
the
file
extension
of
.pfx.
8.
Type
in
your
password.
9.
Click
Submit
.
A
prompt
will
display
letting
you
know
the
file
was
uploaded
successfully.
10.
From
the
Virtualization
Module
for
Antidote
Delivery
Manager
menu,
click
Restart
Target
PC
.
This
reboots
the
server
computer
and
engages
the
installed
certificate.
Commands
The
following
commands
are
used
to
control
the
Virtualization
Module
for
Antidote
Delivery
Manager
program.
v
/E
-
enables
all
networking
(/ip
and
/nm
ignored).
v
/D
-
disables
all
networking
(/ip
and
/nm
ignored).
v
/A
-
allows
connection
to
defined
IP
address
or
domain
name
only.
v
/IP
-
allows
connection
to
specified
ip_address
only.
v
/DN
-
allows
connection
to
specified
domain_name
(DNS
name)
only.
v
/NM
-
net_mask
(optional)
default
=
255.255.255.255.
NETWK:
The
NETWK
command
controls
the
operation
of
all
networks.
v
NETWK
/D
disables
all
network
traffic
by
disabling
all
network
adapters.
v
NETWK
/E
enables
all
network
traffic.
Networking
will
be
disabled
until
a
NETWK
/E
(enable)
command
is
executed.
v
NETWK
/A
restricts
networking
to
the
IP
address
specified
by
either
the
/IP
switch
(dotted
decimal)
or
/DN
(DNS
name).
v
NETWK
/NM
provides
the
network
mask.
If
/NM
is
not
provided,
then
only
the
single
machine
specified
by
/IP
or
/DN
will
be
accessible.
The
state
of
this
command
persists
over
reboots,
so
networking
must
be
explicitly
enabled.
The
/NM
switch
provides
the
network
mask.
If
/NM
is
not
provided,
then
only
the
single
machine
specified
by
/IP
or
/DN
will
be
accessible.
The
state
of
this
command
persists
over
reboots,
so
networking
must
be
explicitly
enabled.
REBOOT:
The
REBOOT
command
allows
scripts
written
by
administrators
to
cause
the
computer
to
reboot.
The
syntax
of
this
command
is
as
follows:
reboot.exe
[/rr
|
/win]
[/wait
|
/f]
v
/rr
-
boots
to
the
Predesktop
Area.
v
/win
-
boots
to
the
operating
system
immediately
(default).
v
/wait
-
boots
to
the
Predesktop
Area
or
operating
system
when
the
system
is
rebooted.
v
/f
-
forces
the
system
to
reboot
immediately
and
does
not
allow
the
user
to
close
open
applications.
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