VMware View 4.5 Command Line Usage
Saturday, 27 November 2010 by Michel Roth

 Tis article by Andre Leibovici provides a run down of almost all properties available do deploy and execute View components

 

VMware View Client 4.5.0 command line usage

Launching commands for View Client. 

-desktopName XXX Desktop to autostart
-domainName XXX Domain for server login
-file XXX File with additional command line parameters
-languageId XXX LCID of language to use (if available), e.g. 0×409 for English
-nonInteractive Suppress error message boxes for fully scripted startup
-password XXX Password for server login
-smartCardPIN XXX PIN for smart card login
-desktopProtocol XXX Attempt to use the specified desktop display protocol
-desktopLayout XXX Specify desktop screen size (e.g. fullscreen, multimonitor, windowLarge, or windowSmall)
-serverURL XXX URL for the View Connection Server
-logInAsCurrentUser XXX Log in as current user (true or false)
-userName XXX User name for server login
-unattended Start in unattended mode. Connects to the entitled desktop without user interaction
-connectUSBOnStartup XXX Connect all USB devices to a desktop when it is launched (true or false)
-connectUSBOnInsert XXX Connect a USB device to the foreground desktop when the device is plugged in (true or false)
-printEnvironmentInfo Print information about the system
-rollback Rolls back a check out (need -desktopName)
-standalone UNSUPPORTED: To start an additional client instance for test
-confirmRollback Confirm rollback operation in non-interactive mode
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Source: http://myvirtualcloud.net/?p=1368


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