admin_wizard

Description

Tests connectivity to websites and Exchange server services.

For web sites: It tests connectivity to the website.
For Exchange servers: It tests the response from an Exchange server. It also finds the address protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) and authentication method (Basic or NTLM) of the Exchange server services.

Syntax for web sites

admin_wizard wizard <Web Site Address>

Syntax for Exchange servers

admin_wizard exchange_wizard <Exchange Server Address> <User Name> <Password> [<Options>]

Parameters

Parameter and Options	Description
`<`Web Site Address`>`	Specifies the address of the web site
`<`Exchange Server Address`>`	Specifies the address of the Exchange Server
`<`User Name`>`	Specifies the user name on the Exchange Server
`<`Password`>`	Specifies the password on the Exchange Server
`<`Options`>`	See the table below

Options

Note - To enter more than one item, separate them with a comma. For example: as,ow

Parameter and Options	Description
`-t {as \| ews \| owa \| all}`	Select the services to test on the Exchange server: `as` - Tests ActiveSync `ews` -Tests Exchange Web Services `owa` - Searches for the Outlook Web Application (OWA) address of the Exchange server `all` - Tests all of the above services (default)
`-d <`DNS Servers`>`	Specifies the DNS servers.
`-x <`Proxy Servers`>`	Specifies the Proxy servers.
`-c <`Username`>:<`Password`>`	Specifies the user name and password for Proxy server authentication.
`-n`	Allows only NTLM authentication instead of Basic and NTLM.
`-m <`Domain Name`>`	Specifies the user domain name.
`-s <`ActiveSync Path`>`	Tests a specified ActiveSync service path. Default: `/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync`
`-e <`EWS Path`>`	Tests a specified Exchange Web Services service path. Default: `/EWS/Exchange.asmx`
`-f <`File Name`>`	Writes the results to the specified file
`-r`	Sends a request with the configured: Proxy, DNS, HTTP protocol, and authentication method. If you also specify the `-n` option, then the NTLM authentication method is used. If you do not specify the `-n` option, then only the Basic authentication method is used.
`-v`	Makes the HTTP requests verbose. The verbose result files are saved in: `$CVPNDIR/log/trace_log/`
`-p`	Validates the SSL certificate of the web server.