Client Shell Command Line Switches

You can use command line switches when starting the Client Shell from a command line. You can also include switches in Windows shortcuts for launching the Client Shell.

In the Shortcut tab, command line switches appear after path\CliShell.exe in the Target field.

The following table lists and describes available Client Shell switches:


Switch	Syntax	Description
NoSplash	CliShell.exe -nosplash or CliShell.exe	Disables the splash screen.
Profile	CliShell.exe -profile=Trapeze6 or CliShell.exe /profile=Trapeze6	Specifies a profile. The default value is Trapeze6.
Host	CliShell.exe -host=ServerName or CliShell.exe /host=ServerName	The host switch is used to pass the machine name of the Service Shell without reading the Windows registry.
Port	CliShell.exe -port=PortNumber or CliShell.exe /port=PortNumber	The port switch is used to pass the port number of the Service Shell without reading the Windows registry.
NoLoginSaved	CliShell.exe -nologinsaved or CliShell.exe /nologinsaved	The Nologinsaved switch is used to prevent last login and password values to be set as the default (if saved using the Save Password option in the Login dialog box). Use of this switch will also disable the Save Password option in the Login dialog box.