addconnection

AppserverClient Command Line Interface
addconnection
creates a new connection with or without showing the UI.
Category: Connections
AppServerClientCLI addconnection [-type ras/rdp] [-server 10.2.3.4] [-username user] [-password pwd] [-alias alias] [-mode 0] [-port 443] [-window 12345]
Arguments
type (optional)
Specify the type of connection to add, which can be either RAS or RDP.server (optional)
Specify the server to connect to.username (optional)
Specify the username.password (optional)
Specify the password.alias (optional)
Specify the display name of the connection.mode (optional)
Specify the connection mode.port (optional)
Specify the port to connect to. If not specified, port 443 will be used.window (optional)
Specify the window handle that will be used as the parent to any UI required.
Return codes:
ok - Command was successful NotAvailable - Communication with the client backend failed, ensure that the client is running InvalidArgs - Some arguments are missing or invalid AlreadyPresent - New connection cannot be added since the server and friendly name are already used AccessDenied - Logged on user does not have permission to perform the action ElevationAccess - CLI process is running at a higher process privilege Exception - System problem
Examples:
AppServerClientCLI addconnection AppServerClientCLI addconnection -type rdp AppServerClientCLI addconnection -type ras -server myserver -username user -password pwd AppServerClientCLI addconnection -type rdp -server myserver -username user -password pwd
Notes:
If you do not pass any arguments, or specify the type only, the UI will be used to enter the remaining information. If you need to add a connection without UI, you need to specify the server, username and password. Other arguments are optional.
See also:
listconnections updateconnection duplicateconnection deleteconnection getshareddevice setshareddevice clearshareddevice
Last updated