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Table of Contents
1 Overview ..................................................................................................................... 3
2 How to use .................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 “Close” tool .......................................................................................................... 4
2.2 “Password” tool.................................................................................................... 5
2.3 “Delete Password” tool ......................................................................................... 6
1 Overview
The ETP tools are located under the tools directory in the installation directory of the
ETP Offline Premium:

In this directory, you will find the etp-tools.exe file which offer a set of tools to help
with the ETP Offline Premium management:
2 How to use
To run the ETP tools, open a command line interface as an administrator (cmd or
powershell) in this directory:

To display the available tools, run the following command:

etp-tools.exe --help

To display the instructions on how to use a specific tool, run the following command:
etp-tools.exe <name of the tools> --help

etp-tools.exe close --help

2.1 “Close” tool

This tool can be used to automatically close all client instances that are
connected to an ETP Premium server.
This can be useful when performing an update of the ETP Premium
application.
 To use this tool, you need to provide the following information:
- The server host (IP address or fully qualified name of the server)
- The server port, which is the port on which the ETP server is listening

Example:

etp-tools.exe close -h <server address> -p <server port>

etp-tools.exe close -h 192.115.122.100 -p 13374

2.2 “Password” tool

This tool can be used to create a new librarian password in case the previous
password has been lost or forgotten.
It will create a new encrypted librarian password file in a directory of your
choosing. You will then have to replace the old encrypted password file in the
ETP Offline Premium installation folder
To use this tool, you need to provide the following information:
- The new librarian password
- The existing file directory in which you want to save the encrypted
password file

Example:

etp-tools.exe password -p <password> -o <directory>

etp-tools.exe password -p MyLibrarianPassword1234 -o

"C:/temp/passwd"

After you run the tool, a file named pwd will be created in the directory that
was provided to the tool:
 To use the new password, you need to copy this pwd file in the server/users
directory that is located in the installation directory of the ETP Offline Premium:

Note: If there already is a pwd file in this directory, you can delete it before
copying the new file (You can also simply overwrite it).
Note: You don't need to restart the ETP Offline Premium server in order for
the change to take effect.

2.3 “Delete Password” tool

This tool can be used to delete an existing encrypted librarian password file.
To use this tool, you need to specify the location where the password file you
want to remove is located.
Example:
etp-tools.exe delete-password -d <directory>

etp-tools.exe delete-password -d "C:\Program Files\PWC\ETP-

Premium\server\users"

Note: You don't need to use this tool to remove the pwd file from your system.
You can simply do so by using the windows explorer.
Note: Once you have deleted the pwd file, you will not be able to log in as a
librarian in the ETP Premium Offline Client. You'll need to use the
password tool to create a new valid password file.