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 (RCP-Resident)                       WHL                                     

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  1- Syntax  2- Examples of Use                                               


   The  WHL  command is  used to turn  the Wheel Byte off  (make the user non-
priveleged) or  on (make  the user priveleged).   The  Wheel password is built
into the RCP.

   To find out the current status of the Wheel byte, use the WHLQ command.
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   Syntax:  WHL                  <-- make user non-priveleged

            WHL password         <-- make user priveleged

            WHLQ                 <-- determine status
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Examples of Use:


   a. WHL             <-- make user non-priveleged

   b. WHL mypass      <-- make user priveleged if password is MYPASS

   c. WHLQ            <-- determine status of user (priveleged or not)
counterpart,  WHL,  which 