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Ammon Sutherland
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Convert to trusted system via command line

I'm trying to write a script that will convert to a trusted system but I cannot find anything that allows me to do that from a command line. I also want to be able to set maximum password length and maximum allowed failed login attempts. Does anybody know how to do this or if there is documentation on such commands hidden somewhere that I cannot find?
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Ammon
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A. Clay Stephenson
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Re: Convert to trusted system via command line

/usr/lbin/tsconvert -c

A good way to determine how to do this is to run sam and trust and then untrust your system and then examine sam's log but tsconvert -c or -r does both operations.
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Sanjay_6
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Re: Convert to trusted system via command line

Hi,

"tsconvert" is the command to convert / unconvert a system to to trusted.

Hope this helps.

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Prashant Zanwar_4
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Re: Convert to trusted system via command line

yes tsconvert is your answer..

Thanks
Prashant
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Ammon Sutherland
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Re: Convert to trusted system via command line

I'll use tsconvert. Thanks.
Ammon