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WKU is the universal WibuKey console application for the WibuKey end user. Most of the functions of the WibuKey Control Panel Applet can be implemented with WKU. The program is available as •WKU.EXE for DOS and as •WKU32.EXE for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7. WKU.EXE can be used on Windows NT and Windows 95/98/Me in combination with the installable DOS driver WKDOS.EXE. It is an ideal test program to find out whether the access from DOS programs via the kernel driver to the WibuBox works well. WKU has a lot of features, which are also available in the WibuKey Control Panel Applet. Such features are: •Listing of all WibuKey ports and number of connected WibuBoxes if WKU is called without argument. •Displaying of WibuBox contents for one or more WibuBoxes at one or more ports with the WKU List command. •Checking the encryption functionality of all or of specified WibuBoxes in greater detail by a specific number of checks with the WKU TEST command, •Listing and Modifying of USER DATA entries in the WibuBox with the WKU DATA command. •Changing of configuration attributes for a WibuBox with the WKU CONFIG command, •Creating a remote programming context file and updating a WibuBox with a remote programming update file to change the contents of the WibuBox with the WKU REMOTE command. •Reading and saving diagnostic results of the resident DOS driver WKDOS.EXE with the WKU DIAGNOSE command. •Searching for WkLAN server on the local network with the WKU NETWORK command. •Resetting the driver or giving WibuBoxes free which are locked permanently with the WKU RESET command. •Testing and port setting of the physical ports LPT1 to LPT4 and COM1 to COM4 with the WKU PORTS command. •Installing the kernel driver WibuKey.SYS on Windows NT with the WKU32 INSTALL command. •Deinstalling the kernel driver on Windows NT with the WKU32 DEINSTALL command. This is the counterpart to WKU32 INSTALL. •Starting the Kernel driver on Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 with the WKU32 START command. •Stopping the Kernel driver on Windows NT with the WKU32 STOP command. •Displaying the version information of the Kernel driver on Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 with the WKU32 CHECK command. For more details about the use of WKU see the online help of this application. A general help can be displayed via the command: WKU /? A subcommand specific help can be printed by entering the subcommand name, followed by the help option /?, for example: WKU TEST /? |