Description
Logs the current user into the ThinPrint Hub
To achieve this, the administrator password is passed on to the ThinPrint Hub (see Web console).
To log out, use Clear-TPHubAuthentication.
To change the password, use Set-TPHubPassword.
Syntax
Get-TPHubAuthentication -PlainPassword <string> [-ConnectorName <string>] [-ConnectorSerial <string>] [-ConnectorId <guid>] [-Proxy <string>] Get-TPHubAuthentication -Password <securestring> [-ConnectorName <string>] [-ConnectorSerial <string>] [-ConnectorId <guid>] [-Proxy <string>]
| Parameter | Description |
| -PlainPassword | plaintext password |
| -Password | • secure string version of a password • when passing a parameter to a PowerShell cmdlet, that parameter resides in memory. The secure string version does not store the password as plain text, meaning an attacker can’t easily find and read the bytes in the process memory. • a secure string can, for example, be generated as follows: ConvertTo-SecureString print4life -AsPlainText -Force |
| -ConnectorName | passing Hub’s host name |
| -ConnectorSerial | passing Hub’s MAC address |
| -ConnectorId | passing Hub’s Connector ID (see screenshot) |
| -Proxy | • optional (from firmware version 1.1): proxy server address • can also be specified globally using Set-TPHubProxy |
Example 1
Get-TPHubAuthentication -PlainPassword print4life
Example 2
See Add-TPHubClaimEzpHub.