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/s (peer-to-peer)

Specify the station when connecting

directly to a Host computer for the purpose

of configuring it. This value is in quotes,

and is the string value for the station

name, DNS name, or network address

specifier for peer-to-peer connections. The

peer-to-peer syntax depends on your

protocol specification.

The following are some protocol-specific

examples:

/pUDP /S192.168.160.138

/pTCP /Sjackson

/pTCP /Sjackson.acme.com

/pIPX /S@20:1B13DAE9

/pIPX /S"Dell P200"

/pIPX /S"2:Dell

/g /s (connections

through a Gateway)

Specify the Gateway and Host computer

when connecting to a Host computer

through a Gateway for the purpose of Host

computer configuration. Specify these

values in double quotes. Note that when

you specify the Gateway and protocol

(using /p), the protocol applies to the

connection between your local computer

and the Gateway. The /g value is the

string value for the Gateway name, and

the /s value is the string value for the type

of host (logged-in user or workstation) and

the Host key for remote connections

through a Gateway.

The Gateway syntax for /s values

depends on your host specification. Use u

for a logged-in user and w (with curly

braces) for a workstation:

• “u=host_key"

• “w={host_key}"

NOTE: The u that you use for the

Gateway syntax of /S is independent

of the /U command.

To find the workstation Host key, navigate

to the "About tab" of the Host. Click

System Information, and select the text

listed next to Host Workstation Id.

The following rows have host format-

specific examples.

/g“Gateway 1"

/s“w={6F93DF16-8352-46EB-

ADDF-7FD752EA72FA}"

/g“Gateway 1"

/s"u=ACME\george"

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