9.1. inotecln.exe command line parameters

Table “inotecln.exe” command line parameters shows the command line parameters of inotecln.exe, along with possible values and an explanation of the value’s effect:

Table 9.1 “inotecln.exe” command line parameters

Command line parameter	Explanation
-AD=value	If value is 1, the client will perform an AD query in order to find its server. Make sure that in this case no server name is passed via the -s=servername command line parameter. In order for the client to not query AD for its server, pass 0 or an empty string as value or omit this command line parameter entirely. Make sure that in this case a valid server name is passed via the -s=servername command line parameter.
-s=servername	If servername is a non-empty string, it denotes the name of the server, that the client should connect to. If a server name is specified this way, make sure that no AD query for the server is performed using the -AD=value command line parameter.
-t=value	The argument value is interpreted as the duration in ms that elapses between two subsequent connections of the client to its server in order to retrieve the latest message updates (polling interval). If a polling interval of less than 10000 (10s) is passed, the polling interval will be 10s. If this command line parameter is omitted, a default polling interval of 5 minutes will be used.
-tcp=value	If a non-zero value is passed as the argument value, the client will connect to the server via a dedicated TCP or HTTP port instead of a named pipes connection via RPC over SMB. The port in this case has to be passed via the -p=value command line parameter.
-p=value	This command line parameter’s argument denotes the port that should be used by the client instead of a named pipes connection via RPC over SMB in order to connect to its server. The argument value “AD” has a special meaning in that it denotes that the client should perform an AD query in order to determine the port ist should use. Note that a non-zero argument has to be passed via the -tcp=value command line parameter if a port is specified using this command line parameter.
-HttpProxy=value	This command line parameter’s argument specifies the name of the RPC-over-HTTP proxy server to be used for the client connection, either as the primary protocol or as the fallback protocol. If this RPC-over-HTTP proxy server listens on a different port than 443, the port number has to be appended with a colon to the name of this server.
-HttpFallbackPort=value	If this command line parameter’s argument is a non-zero value, a RPC-over-HTTP connection will be used by the client as a fallback protocol. The value supplied with this parameter denotes the port that the IDERI note server is listening to for connections via RPC-over-HTTP. Note that this port is the port that is configured in the IDERI note server control panel applet for RPC-over-HTTP connections. It is not to be confused with the port that the RPC-over-HTTP proxy server is listening to. If this command line parameter’s argument is zero or an empty value and a valid RPC-over-HTTP proxy server name is specified via the -HttpProxy command line parameter, the client uses RPC-over-HTTP as the primary protocol.
-i	If this command line parameter is specified, the inotecln.exe instance will create an icon in the system notification area.