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4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the login script is complete.
5. Tap OK.
command: set queryDNS
The set queryDNS command is available only when you create a login
script on your personal computer. The command enables your script
to turn off the Query DNS option in the Details dialog box of Network
Preferences. It works in conjunction with the set primaryDNS and
set secondaryDNS commands.
By default, the Query DNS option is on. This is the syntax for your
login script:
set queryDNS “true”
Get IP ReadsanIPaddressandusesitastheIP
address for your handheld computer. This
commandisusedwithSLIPconnections.
Prompt Opensadialogboxandpromptsyouto
enter text of some kind (for example, a
password or a security code).
Wait For
Prompt
Generally used with challenge-response
token card authentication. This command
detects a challenge-response prompt
coming from the server and then displays
the dynamically generated challenge
value. Enter the challenge value into your
tokencard,whichinturngeneratesa
response value for you to enter on your
handheld computer.
This command takes two arguments, both
entered on the input line and separated by
a vertical bar (|):
First argument:
The specific text string the
handheld computer expects to receive
Second argument:
An optional text string
that appears in the title bar of the dialog
box containing the prompt string
End Identifies the last line in the login script.