-I auth_identity Specifies an alternative identity to use to connect to the server. You specify
the identity as a string in the form ???user,domain,password???. Always enclose the identity
information in double quotes when it contains spaces or other special characters that can cause
problems at the command line. Use the asterisk (*) instead of the password when you want the
system to prompt you for the identification information. Using this approach reduces the risk
that someone will see your password or other identification in plain text. The default for this
option is the identification of the current user. You can only use this option when you also specify
the ??“a and ??“u options.
-C capabilities Identifies the security services the application requires. The RPCPing
call requires that you provide a hexadecimal bitmask of flags. You can find these flags in the
Capabilities field of the RPC_SECURITY_QOS data structure described at http://msdn2
.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa378647.aspx. You can only use this option when you
also specify the ??“a and ??“u options.
-T {Static | Dynamic} Defines the type of identity tracking that the call uses.
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