Using the encrypt command to encrypt a setting value

Use the encrypt command to encrypt a setting value.

Syntax

The value that you encrypt can be any valid string. If the value contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double quotation marks (" ") so that you can use the encrypted value in the setenc command.

The syntax of the encrypt command is

asu encrypt <value>

where

value is the valid value of an ASU setting.

Output

The output of the encrypt command shows the encrypted string of data that you enter. For example, if you enter value, the output is s56RrL6.

The encrypt command and corresponding output are shown in the following examples.

Command line:

asu encrypt something to input

Output:

pzMRbH7QfvsPWGtRWacRmL7T

Command line:

asu encrypt something_to_input

Output:

pzMRbH7QfvsPWGtRWacRmL7T