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MUPDATETEST(1)					   MUPDATETEST(1)

NAME
       mupdatetest - interactive MUPDATE test program

SYNOPSIS
       mupdatetest [ -p port ] [ -m mechanism ]
		[ -u user ] [ -a user ] [ -k num ] [ -l num ]
		[ -r realm ] [ -f file ] [ -n num ] [ -c ]
		[ -v ] hostname

DESCRIPTION
       mupdatetest  is	a utility that allows you to authenticate
       to a MUPDATE server and interactively  issue  commands  to
       it.  Once  authenticated you may issue any MUPDATE command
       by simply typing it in. It is  capable  of  multiple  SASL
       authentication  mechanisms  and	handles encryption layers
       transparently. This utility is often used for testing  the
       operation  of  a	 mupdate server. Note that you must be an
       admin in order to authenticate to an mupdate server.

OPTIONS
       -p port
	      Port to connect to. If left off  this  defaults  to
	      mupdate as defined in /etc/services.

       -m mechanism
	      Force  mupdatetest to use mechanism for authentica-
	      tion. If not specified the strongest authentication
	      mechanism supported by the server is chosen.

       -u user
	      Username to use for authentication; defaults to the
	      current user.

       -a user
	      Authname to use for authentication; defaults to the
	      current user.

       -k num Minimum protection layer required.

       -l num Maximum	 protection   layer   to   use	 (0=none;
	      1=integrity; etc).  For example if  you  are  using
	      the KERBEROS_V4 authentication mechanism specifying
	      0 will force mupdatetest to not use any  layer  and
	      specifying  1  will  force  it to use the integrity
	      layer.  By default the maximum supported protection
	      layer will be used.

       -r realm
	      Specify  the  realm  to use. Certain authentication
	      mechanisms (e.g. DIGEST-MD5)  may	 require  one  to
	      specify the realm.

       -f file
	      Pipe file into connection after authentication.

       -n num Number  of  authentication  attempts;  default = 1.
	      The  client  will	 attempt  to  fast  reauth  (e.g.
	      DIGEST-MD5), if possible.

       -c     Enable challenge prompt callbacks.  This will cause
	      the OTP mechanism	 to  ask  for  the  the	 one-time
	      password instead of the secret pass-phrase (library
	      generates the correct response).

       -v     Verbose. Print out more information than usual.

SEE ALSO
       mupdate(8)

						   MUPDATETEST(1)

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