User guide

ViewPoint command line switch reference B-2
Appendix B: Logging On with Command-Line Switches
Wave ViewPoint User Guide
• /user /password /showloginoptions. Syntax: /user:<username> /password:<password>
/showloginoptions
. Example: /user:Neil Pratt /password:2112 . (The three
switches can be used separately.) Use to automatically log on to ViewPoint as a specific
user. With just
/user and /password present, ViewPoint skips the Logon dialog. To have
Wave still display the full Logon dialog—for example, to change phone information—
add
/showloginoptions .
•
/station. See the next section, “Using the /station command.”
•
/stationconflict. Syntax: /stationconflict:<ask/ignore> . Example:
/stationconflict:ignore . The ignore option lets you skip the Select Your Wave Phone
dialog when launching ViewPoint with an associated phone other than your default
station (see “Using ViewPoint with a different phone or server” on page 2-3). If you use
the
ignore option without /stationusage , the default selection is owner (see the next
bullet).
•
/stationusage. Syntax: /stationusage:<visitor/owner/forward> . Example:
/stationusage:visitor . Lets you make a selection in the Select Your Wave Phone
dialog as follows:
/stationusage:visitor corresponds to Use station n as a visitor.
/stationusage:owner corresponds to Use <this phone > to place and answer calls.
/stationusage:forward corresponds to Use <this phone > to place and answer
calls
plus Forward my calls to this <phone>.
•
/terminalsvrmode. Set this to “ terminalsvrmode=1 ” when running a ViewPoint
application that will be accessed by multiple users over Terminal Server or Citrix. With
terminalsvrmode=1, the individual users’ logon settings are preserved for each user,
instead of being reset by each user.
Note that with terminalsvrmode=1, ViewPoint does not perform a version check on
startup and will not prompt for automatic upgrade if the Server has been or is being
upgraded.