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Systemwalker Desktop Patrol Reference Manual
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1.22 DtpKitingCT.exe (Changing CT Operating Environment)

Functionality

When Kitting of CT is unfolded, install one CT as model, copy its hard disk image and unfold it. After then this command can be used to modify the CT operating environment.

Record format

DtpKitingCT.exe

[-pc PC Name] [-id User ID] [-sv Connection Target Server Name] [-ps Proxy Server Name] [-pn Proxy Port Number] [-ss SS HostName]

Option

-pc PC Name

Specify when modifying PC name. Up to 20 characters can be specified. The single-byte letters and numerals can be used. The fullwidth characters, space and the following symbols cannot be specified.

"+", "*", "?", "<", ">", ",", ";", ":", "\", "/", """, "|"

-id User ID

Specify when modifying user ID. Up to 20 characters can be specified. The single-byte letters and numerals, and single-byte symbols such as "-", "@", ".", "_" can be specified. When specifying the English letters, it is required to be case-sensitive.

-sv Connected Target Server

Specify when modifying the connected target server name. Up to 255 characters can be specified. The letters and numerals, "-" and "." can be specified.

-ps Proxy Server Name

Specify the Proxy server name. Up to 64 characters can be specified. The letters and numerals, "-" and "." can be specified.

-pn Proxy Port Number

Specify the port number that is used to communicate with Proxy server.

A numeral that can be specified in port number is within a range from 1 to 65,535.

-ss SS HostName

Specify the SS host name when High Security CT uses an SS that is different to the upstream server. Up to 255 characters can be specified. Alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and full stops (.) can be used.

Return value

0: ended normally

Other than 0: ended abnormally

Command saving location

Systemwalker Desktop Patrol will install the following folder of DVD-ROM.

Utilities\tool\kitting

Authority required for execution/executing environment

This command must be executed on CT.

Cautions

Command execution example

Execution result/output format

When executing the command normally, the following message will be output.

OK: update success

When the processing failed, a message indicating failure will be output. Refer to "3.1.8 Messages Output When Changing CT Operating Environment".