Connect the unit to your PC and launch FiberChekPRO. FiberChekPRO will automatically notify you if the unit needs a firmware update. Follow the prompts to update the firmware. Alternatively, open the SETUP menu and then select the P5000i. Navigate to Firmware and click on UPDATE FIRMWARE.
The Manifest Generation and Editing Tool (Mage.exe) is a command-line tool that supports the creation and editing of application and deployment manifests. As a command-line tool, Mage.exe can be run from both batch scripts and other Windows-based applications, including ASP.NET applications.
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Two versions of Mage.exe and MageUI.exe are included with Visual Studio. To see version information, run MageUI.exe, select Help, and select About. This documentation describes version 4.0.x.x of Mage.exe and MageUI.exe.
All of the arguments used with the -Sign command can be used at any time with the -New or -Update commands as well. The following commands are equivalent.
Signing is the last task you should perform, because a signed document uses a hash of the file to verify that the signature is valid for the document. If you make any changes to a signed file, you must sign it again. If you sign a document that was previously signed, Mage.exe will replace the old signature with the new.
When you use the -AppManifest option to populate a deployment manifest, Mage.exe will assume that your application manifest will reside in the same directory as the deployment manifest within a subdirectory named after the current deployment version, and will configure your deployment manifest appropriately. If your application manifest will reside elsewhere, use the -AppCodeBase option to set the alternate location.
The -TrustLevel option for application manifests describes the permission set an application requires to run on the client computer. By default, applications are assigned a trust level based on the zone in which their URL resides. Applications deployed over a corporate network are generally placed in the Intranet zone, while those deployed over the Internet are placed in the Internet zone. Both security zones place restrictions on the application's access to local resources, with the Intranet zone slightly more permissive than the Internet zone. The FullTrust zone gives applications complete access to a computer's local resources. If you use the -TrustLevel option to place an application in this zone, the Trust Manager component of the CLR will prompt the user to decide whether they want to grant this higher level of trust. If you are deploying your application over a corporate network, you can use Trusted Application Deployment to raise the trust level of the application without prompting the user.
Application manifests also support custom trust sections. This helps your application obey the security principle of requesting least permission, as you can configure the manifest to demand only those specific permissions that the application requires in order to execute. Mage.exe does not directly support adding a custom trust section. You can add one using a text editor, an XML parser, or the graphical tool MageUI.exe. For more information about how to use MageUI.exe to add custom trust sections, see MageUI.exe (Manifest Generation and Editing Tool, Graphical Client).
Visual Studio 2017 includes version 4.6.1 of Mage.exe. Manifests created with this version of Mage.exe target .NET Framework 4. To target older versions of the .NET Framework, use an earlier version of Mage.exe.
Mage.exe creates new manifests that target the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile. ClickOnce applications that target the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile can run on both the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile and the full version of the .NET Framework 4. If your application targets the full version of the .NET Framework 4 and cannot run on the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile, remove the client element by using a text editor and re-sign the manifest.
The following examples create a default deployment manifest and application manifest. These files are all created in the current working directory and are named deploy.application and application.exe.manifest, respectively.
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