The following command line switches can be used when starting Application Explorer.
Application Explorer can be started by using the nalview.exe or naldesk.exe files, located in the workstation's c:\program files\novell\zenworks directory. These switches work with both files.
Table 20-2 Application Explorer Command Line Switches
Switch |
Description |
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/nd EXAMPLE: nalview /nd |
Skips the warning dialog box that appears when a dial-up connection is detected. |
/ns EXAMPLE: nalview /ns |
Skips the initial splash screen. |
/restrictonline=0|1|2|3 EXAMPLE: nalview /restrictonline=1 |
Determines the Application Launcher state (online or offline) as eDirectory connections become available. This switch is supported only when eDirectory authentication occurs directly through the ZENworks Desktop Management Agent; it is not supported when eDirectory authentication occurs through the ZENworks Middle Tier Server. The switch’s four possible values are described below, with each value having both a startup behavior and a running behavior. The running behavior applies when, after initial startup, Application Launcher detects a change in eDirectory connections. /restrictonline=0
/restrictonline=1
/restrictonline=2
/restrictonline=3
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/singletree="tree" EXAMPLE: nalview /singletree=nov |
Reads the specified eDirectory tree only, regardless of any other trees the user might be authenticated to. This option applies only to user-associated applications, not workstation-associated applications. For example, assume that the workstation has a Workstation object in TREE1. The user authenticates to TREE2 and starts Application Launcher against TREE2 (nalview /singletree=TREE2). Application Launcher displays the user-associated application from TREE2 and the workstation-associated applications from TREE1. NOTE:The quotation marks are required only if a space is used in the tree name. |