Radmin Viewer command-line switches

 
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You can run Radmin Viewer’s executable file, radmin.exe, in the installation directory with the following command-line switches:

  • /connect

    Initiates connection to a remote computer without a phonebook:

    /connect:<address>:<port>

    Where:

    • address

      is the remote computer IP address or DNS name.

    • port

      is the port number which Radmin Server, installed on a remote computer, is configured to use for connections.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899

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  • /through

    connects through an intermediate Radmin Server

    /through:<address>:<port>

    Where:

    • address

      is the intermediate computer IP address or DNS name.

    • port

      is the port number which Radmin Server, installed on a intermediate computer, is configured to use for connections.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /through:212.44.121.1:2000

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  • /pbpath

    starts with specified phonebook file.

    /pbpath“path”

    Where:

    • path

      is a path and name of the phonebook file.

    Example:

    /pbpath”C:\my.rpb”

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  • /noinput

    connects using the ‘View Only’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /noinput

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  • /telnet

    connects using the ‘Telnet’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /telnet

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  • /file

    connects using the ‘File Transfer’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /file

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  • /shutdown

    connects using the ‘Shutdown’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /shutdown

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  • /chat

    connects using the ‘Text Chat’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /chat

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  • /voice

    connects using the ‘Voice Chat’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /voice

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  • /message

    connects using the ‘Send Message’ connection mode.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /message

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  • /fullscreen

    Used with the ‘Full Control’ connection mode (no mode switches) or ‘View Only’ connection mode (the ‘/noinput’ switch). Will display the remote computer window in full screen.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /noinput /fullscreen

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  • /24bpp, /16bpp, /8bpp, /4bpp, /2bpp, /1bpp

    Used with the ‘Full Control’ connection mode (no mode switches) or ‘View Only’ connection mode (the ‘/noinput’ switch). Defines the color depth of images that Radmin Server will transfer to Radmin Viewer. Lower color depths will require less data to be transferred over the network, which improves update speeds but decreases image quality. Maximum color depth will show you almost the same image as on the remote computer, but the update speed can be slow.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /noinput /16bpp

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  • /updates

    /updates:<number of updates per second>

    Where:

    • number of updates per second

      gives the maximum number of screen updates per second.

    Used with ‘Full Control’ connection mode (no mode switches) or ‘View Only’ connection mode (the ‘/noinput’ switch). Will display the remote computer window with no more than the specified number of updates per second.

    Example:

    /connect:212.44.120.10:4899 /noinput /updates:30

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  • /sendrequest

    Sends specified Radmin Server activation request file to the Famatech Activation Server and saves received license file. Received license file can be used to activate Radmin Server manually or using the Radmin Server command-line switches.

    /sendrequest /requestfile”<request file name>” /licensefile”<license file name>[/outputfile"<output file name>"]

    Where:

    • request file name

      is the name and path of the activation request file generated by Radmin Server. More info …

    • license file name

      is the name and path of the license file to be saved.

    • output file name

      is the optional switch that defines the name and path of report file to be saved. Report file will contain text description of operation success or failure.

    Example:

    radmin.exe /sendrequest /requestfile”C:\fam.request” /licensefile”C:\fam.license”

    or

    radmin.exe /sendrequest /requestfile”C:\fam.request” /licensefile”C:\fam.license” /outputfile”C:\fam.log”

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  • /?

    Displays a window with a list of available command-line switches.

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