You can use PMTools to reset a port from the command line:
pmcommand -h [Your PM] -p [Your Password] "Reset Sxxx"
where xxx is the port number.
I made a number of scripts to do this with PMTools on NT:
Ex:
Kickuser.cmd
------8<------
@ECHO OFF
CALL PMCOMMAND -h %1 -p %2 "Reset S%3"
And to use it I would do:
C:\>kickuser pm3-1 PASSWORD 3
to reset port S3 on PM3-1.
With a little work you can do wonders with PMTools.
Tom
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[Test Engineer - Radius ABM] - LUCENT Technologies RABU
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