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Revision as of 21:10, 4 December 2014
Contents
Usage
Examples
Commands
Program Behavior
Logging
By default only errors will be printed to the command prompt. Using one of the below settings will modify this behavior.
--quiet Suppresses all messages. --verbose Outputs information from all commands as well as errors.
Connection
Omitting this parameter will cause the program to connect to the local ThinServer.
--server IPAddress User Password Connects to the server specified by IPAddress using the UserName/Password specified.
CSV File
Comma delimited CVS file(s) can be specified to make passing commands easier. Any number of files can be specified and intermixed with command-line arguments.
--file FileName Specifies a CSV file to parse for commands. The file must be in the same directory as this program or the full file path must be specified.
Global
--calibratetouchscreens Initiates the touchscreen calibration on all online terminals. --replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUserName with NewUser and NewPassword.
Terminal
--terminal-restart TerminalName Restarts the terminal with the name TerminalName. --terminal-reboot TerminalName Reboots the terminal with the name TerminalName. --terminal-poweroff TerminalName Turns off the terminal with the name TerminalName. --terminal-calibratetouchscreens TerminalName Calibrates all touchscreens connected to the terminal with the name TerminalName. --terminal-calibratetouchscreen TerminalName ScreenNumber Calibrates all touchscreens connected to screen ScreenNumber on the terminal with the name TerminalName. --terminal-replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUser with NewUser and NewPassword for all terminals. --terminal-setwindowscredentials TerminalName NewUser NewPassword Sets the credentials for the specified TerminalName to NewUser and NewPassword.
Display Client
--displayclient-replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUser with NewUser and NewPassword for all display clients. --displayclient-setwindowscredentials TerminalName DisplayClientName NewUser NewPassword Sets the credentials for the specified DisplayClientName under TerminalName to NewUser and NewPassword.
Terminal Server
--terminalserver-replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUser with NewUser and NewPassword for all terminal servers. --terminalserver-setwindowscredentials TerminalServerName NewUser NewPassword Sets the credentials for the specified TerminalServerName to NewUser and NewPassword.
TermSecure
--termsecure-setcardnumber Username CardNumber Sets the card id to CardNumber for the specified TermSecure user username. --termsecure-setcardnumberbywindowsuser WindowsUsername CardNumber Sets the card id to CardNumber for a TermSecure user using a unique Windows username WindowsUsername. --termsecure-replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUser with NewUser and NewPassword for all TermSecure users. --termsecure-setwindowscredentials TermSecureUser NewUser NewPassword Sets the credentials for the specified TermSecureUser to NewUser and NewPassword.
Relevance Location
--location-replacewindowscredentials OldUser NewUser NewPassword Replaces all instances of OldUser with NewUser and NewPassword for all locations. --location-setwindowscredentials LocationName NewUser NewPassword Sets the credentials for the specified LocationName to NewUser and NewPassword.
