Brother International DCP-L5600DN Mass Deployment Tool Users Guide - Page 19

Command retrieve Option Required: ● Device identifier ● output Additional: ● file ● password ● networksettingpath ● log ● communitynameset ● communitynameget ● forcehttps activate setpassword (network connection only) msetpassword (network connection only) pack Required: ● Device identifier ● networksettingpath ● licensecode ● activateresult Additional: ● password ● log ● communitynameset ● communitynameget Required: ● Device identifier ● newpassword Additional: ● networksettingpath ● log ● communitynameset ● communitynameget Required: ● profile ● result Additional: ● networksettingpath ● log ● communitynameset ● communitynameget ● csvdelim Required: ● output ● packfiles Additional: ● password ● log Description Allows you to retrieve the specific settings data you want from the specified device. The tool sends a request to the specified target device and stores the retrieved settings data, which includes all the settings in the JSON schema, according to the specified file path. To download only specific settings, use the "--file" option to specify the settings file that includes the items you want. Example: settingcmd.exe retrieve --ip IP_address --file your_file_name.json --output your_file_name.edpk --password your_password Allows you to activate a custom software solution for the specified target device. Example: settingcmd.exe activate --ip IP_address --networksettingpath (setting file name) --licensecode your_license_code --activateresult your_result_path Allows you to change the administrator password from the default login password to a different password. Example: settingcmd.exe setpassword --ip IP_address --newpassword your_new_password Allows you to change the administrator passwords for multiple devices at once from each machine's default login password to different passwords, using deployment profiles. Example: settingcmd.exe msetpassword --profile your_filename.csv --result result.csv Creates a settings package file from JSON settings files and their resource files. If the files are set to be passwordprotected, the package file will be encrypted. Example: settingcmd.exe pack --packfiles your_file_name.json your_file_name.xml your_file_name_2.xml --output your_file_name.edpk --password your_password 16