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 PC-Duo Gateway name in quotes.
When you specify the PC-Duo 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 PC-Duo Gateway and protocol (using /P), the protocol applies between the local PC-Duo Master computer and the PC-Duo 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 PC-Duo 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 PC-Duo Master console window. Select the PC-Duo 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 PC-Duo Gateway syntax of /S are independent of the /U and /W commands.
