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 specification)
TCP
UDP
For TCP/IP protocol. No quotes required.
For UDP/IP protocol. No quotes required.
The default (standard) port is assigned in each case.
/P
(With port specification)
Protocol name|port pair (see above for the allowed protocol name values). The entire phrase is in quotes.
Syntax: /P"Protocol_name|Port_number"
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 PROXY Pro Gateway name in quotes.
When you specify the PROXY Pro 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 PROXY Pro Gateway and protocol (using /P), the protocol applies between the local PROXY Pro Master computer and the PROXY Pro 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.
/V
In quotes, the string value for the station name, DNS name, or network address specifier for VNC server connections.
Examples:
/PTCP /V"192.168.160.138"
/PTCP /V"Mac VNC Server"
/PTCP /S
or
/PUDP /S
network_address
station_name
dns_name
Examples:
/PUDP /S"192.168.160.138"
/PTCP /S"jackson"
/PTCP /S"jackson.acme.com"
/S
In quotes, the string value for the Host key for remote connections through a PROXY Pro Gateway:
u“w={host_key}”
u“u=host_key”
The Gateway syntax depends on the managed Host specification:
Use u for a logged-in user, and w (with curly braces) for a workstation.
To find the Host key, navigate to the managed Hosts tab of the PROXY Pro Master console window. Select the PROXY Pro Gateway and display its list of managed Host computers. Right-click the desired Host computer, and select Properties. The Host key displays.
NOTE: The u and w that you use for the PROXY Pro Gateway syntax of /S are independent of the /U and /W commands.
