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Command Line Configuration
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Command line option values and syntax
The values that you can assign to a command line option depend on the option. For
example, /H /M take no values.
The following values can be assigned to the other command line options as listed in table
below.
Command
Value(s)
Notes or Syntax
/P
(No port
specificatio
n)
TCP
UDP
IPX
For TCP/IP protocol. No quotes required.
For UDP/IP protocol. No quotes required.
For IPX protocol. No quotes required.
The default (standard) port is assigned in
each case.
/P
(With port
specificatio
n)
Protocol name|port
pair (see above for the
allowed protocol name
values). The entire phrase is
in quotes.
Syntax:
/P"Protocol_name|Port_numbe
r"
Example:
/P"TCP|5001"
The vertical bar is required as a
separator for the protocol/port number
pair.
/U
String value for username in
quotes.
Typically, the required format is
/U”domain\user_name”, as in
/U”ACME\george”.
/X
String value for the
password in quotes.
Example: /X"foo"
/W
String value for the new title
in quotes.
Example: /W"Stock Traders"
/G
String value for the Gateway
name in quotes.
When you specify the Gateway, you must
also specify the Host computer using the
Host key Gateway syntax for /S, as
described for Gateway-managed
connections. When you specify the
Gateway and protocol (using /P), the
protocol applies between the local the
Master computer and the Gateway.
/S
In quotes, the string value
for the station name, DNS
name, or network address
specifier for peer-to-peer
Host computer connections.
The peer-to-peer syntax depends on your
protocol specification.