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Command Line Configuration

PHSETUP Command line syntax

Set PHSETUP parameters directly from the command line, separating each parameter

name and its value with a colon, as in the following:

phsetup param1:value1 param2:value2 ... paramn:valuen

The following is a specific example:

phsetup name:"JOE's PC" connectbeep:yes

Different parameters require different formats, as shown below.

Parameter

Format Description

string

An alphanumeric string, in quotes, if spaces or

punctuation are required

number

A numeric value, given in decimal format

hexnum

A numeric value, given in hexadecimal format

user

A user name, specified in the format

domain\username

ace

A username, specified in the format

domain\username, followed by a comma and a

hexadecimal numeric value

NOTE: Enclose parameter values that contain spaces in quotation marks. If a value with

spaces contains embedded quotation marks, you must additionally enclose the marks in

quotes. For example, use “” in place of “within a string, in addition to enclosing the entire

string in quotes. See “PHSETUP syntax examples”.

Syntax that waits for command completion

Although PHSETUP is executed from the command line, it is a Windows application.

Consequently, it does not necessarily finish executing before the prompt returns unless

you use the start/wait syntax:

start/wait PHSETUP.EXE params

NOTE: If you call PHSETUP from a batch file or network login script and you want to have

the entire script completed before returning the prompt, you must include the

start/wait command in each line. If you use the @ control parameter so that

PHSETUP executes the commands in a specified text file, each command in the file is

executed in sequence. See “PHSETUP control parameters”.

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