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Starting Xmanager from command line
Starting Xmanager from command line
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Xmanager provides simple command interface (Xrcmd.exe) to start sessions via command line arguments or make Xmanager interoperate with the software you already have. By using the command line arguments, you can do the following tasks:
- Start XDMCP/Xstart sessions
- Start SSH/TELNET//RLOGIN sessions
- Stat a connection
RESOLUTION
Starting a XDMCP/Xstat session from command line
To launch a Xmanager session, you can use a command line option such as:
xrcmd -f session_name Ex.) xrcmd -f D:\Xmanager\Xstart\session.xss
Starting a connection from command line
To start a new connection without a session, use the following syntax:
xrcmd -protocol rlogin -host hostname -user $USERNAME -password $PASSWORD -status -result -command $COMMAND -display $DISPLAY
If you want to find out more, please refer to the command line option in the Xmanager manual.
Note
The defualt location for Xmanager sessions files:
C:\Documents and Settings\%USER%\Application Data\NetSarang\Xmanager\%VERSION%\Xstart\ >
*Substitute %VERSION% with the Xmanager version number
**Substitte %USER% with the real user name
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