# Examples

The following examples illustrate the use of the Parallels Client for Linux command-line interface:

`appserverclient -s<Server IP> -a<"Application Name"> -u<User Name>`

`appserverclient -s192.168.0.1 -a"Internet Explorer" -uAdministrator`

In this case you are requested to logon before the application is loaded.

`appserverclient -s<Server IP> -a<"Application Name"> -u<User Name> -p<Password>`

`appserverclient -s192.168.0.1 -a"Media Player" -uAdministrator –ppassword`

In this case, the logon screen is bypassed if the password is correct.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: The application name is case sensitive and must be enclosed in quotes.  Examples: "Notepad", "Internet Explorer", "Media Player".
{% endhint %}

## **Table of Available Locale Identifiers**

| Identifier | Name                                 |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------ |
| 0x0401     | Arabic (Saudi Arabia)                |
| 0x0403     | Catalan (Spain)                      |
| 0x0404     | Chinese (Taiwan)                     |
| 0x0804     | Chinese (People's Republic of China) |
| 0x0405     | Czech (Czech Republic)               |
| 0x0406     | Danish (Denmark)                     |
| 0x0407     | German (Germany)                     |
| 0x0807     | German (Swiss)                       |
| 0x0408     | Greek (Greece)                       |
| 0x0409     | English (United States)              |
| 0x0809     | English (Great Britain)              |
| 0x0C0A     | Spanish - Modern Sort (Spain)        |
| 0x0425     | Estonian (Estonia)                   |
| 0x040B     | Finnish (Finland)                    |
| 0x040C     | French (France)                      |
| 0x080C     | French (Belgium)                     |
| 0x0C0C     | French (Canada)                      |
| 0x100C     | French (Swiss)                       |
| 0x040D     | Hebrew (Israel)                      |
| 0x040E     | Hungarian (Hungary)                  |
| 0x0410     | Italian (Italy)                      |
| 0x0411     | Japanese (Japan)                     |
| 0x0412     | Korean (Korea)                       |
| 0x0427     | Lithuanian (Latvia)                  |
| 0x0426     | Latvian (Latvia)                     |
| 0x0413     | Dutch (Netherlands)                  |
| 0x0813     | Dutch (Belgium)                      |
| 0x0414     | Norwegian (Norway)                   |
| 0x0415     | Polish (Poland)                      |
| 0x0416     | Portuguese (Brazil)                  |
| 0x0816     | Portuguese (Portugal)                |
| 0x0418     | Romanian (Romania)                   |
| 0x0419     | Russian (Russia)                     |
| 0x041A     | Croatian (Croatia)                   |
| 0x041B     | Slovak (Slovakia)                    |
| 0x041D     | Swedish (Sweden)                     |
| 0x041E     | Thai (Thailand)                      |
| 0x041F     | Turkish (Turkey)                     |
| 0x0424     | Slovenian (Slovenia)                 |
| 0x042A     | Vietnamese (Vietnam)                 |
| 0x042D     | Basque (Spain)                       |
| 0x040F     | Icelandic (Iceland)                  |


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