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vpncmd command - SoftEther VPN Command Line Management Utility
SoftEther VPN Command Line Management Utility (vpncmd command)
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Compiled 2016/04/24 15:39:17 by yagi at pc30
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Purpose:
SoftEther VPN Command Line Management Utility

Description:
The 'vpncmd' program is a utility that allows you to manage SoftEther VPN software by using command lines. By using vpncmd, you can connect to a VPN Client, a VPN
Server or VPN Bridge that is running on a local or remote computer and manage these services. Moreover, by using VPN Tools mode, you can call the Network
Traffic Speed
Test Tool and the certificate creation function. These can be used even when not connected to the VPN Server or VPN Client.
When using vpncmd, if the file name is specified by using the /IN and /OUT parameter, the command can be executed in a batch according to a file in which the executable
commands are enumerated and the execution results can be written to a file. Normally a command prompt will appear after vpncmd is launched but when an input file is
specified by the /IN parameter, the program will automatically terminate after the execution of all lines in the input file is complete. Also, when a command to execute
is specified by the /CMD parameter, the program will automatically terminate after the execution of that command is complete. You cannot specify the /IN parameter and
the /CMD parameter at the same time. The termination code of the vpncmd program will be the error code of the last executed command (0 in the case of successful
execution).
Under a Windows environment, when vpncmd is launched once or more by a user with administrator privileges, it is possible to simply input 'vpncmd' to a Windows command
prompt or [Run...] window to launch vpncmd. To achieve the same result under a UNIX system, you can manually set, as appropriate, the PATH environment variable.
Usage:
vpncmd [host:port] [/CLIENT|/SERVER|/TOOLS] [/HUB:hub] [/ADMINHUB:adminhub] [/PASSWORD:password] [/IN:infile] [/OUT:outfile] [/CMD commands...]

Parameters:
host:port - By specifying parameters in the format "host name:port number", a connection will automatically be made to that host. If this is not specified, a prompt
will appear to input the connection destination. When connecting to a VPN Client, you cannot specify a port number.
/CLIENT - This will connect to VPN Client to do management. You cannot specify it together with /SERVER.
/SERVER - This will connect to VPN Server or VPN Bridge to do management. You cannot specify it together with /CLIENT.
/TOOLS - This will enables use of VPN Tools commands. VPN Tools include the simple certificate creation tool (MakeCert command) and the Network Traffic
Speed Test
Tool (SpeedTest command).
/HUB - When connecting to the VPN Server by "Virtual Hub Admin Mode", this specifies the Virtual Hub name 'hub'. If you specify the host name but not
the /HUB
parameter, connection will be by "Server Admin Mode".
/ADMINHUB - This will specify the name of the Virtual Hub 'adminhub' that is automatically selected after connecting to the VPN Server. If the /HUB
parameter was
specified, the Virtual Hub will be selected automatically and this specification will not be necessary.
/PASSWORD - If the administrator password is required when connecting, specify the password 'password'. When the password is not specified, a prompt to input the
password will be displayed.
/IN - This will specify the text file 'infile' that contains the list of commands that are automatically executed after the connection is completed.
If the /IN
parameter is specified, the vpncmd program will terminate automatically after the execution of all commands in the file are finished. If the file
contains multiple-byte characters, the encoding must be Unicode (UTF-8). This cannot be specified together with /CMD (if /CMD is specified, /IN will be
ignored).
/OUT - You can specify the text file 'outfile' to write all strings such as onscreen prompts, message, error and execution results. Note that if the specified
file already exists, the contents of the existing file will be overwritten. Output strings will be recorded using Unicode (UTF-8) encoding.
/CMD - If the optional command 'commands...' is included after /CMD, that command will be executed after the connection is complete and the vpncmd program will
terminate after that. This cannot be specified together with /IN (if specified together with /IN, /IN will be ignored). Specify the /CMD parameter after
all other vpncmd parameters.
/CSV - You can specify this option to enable CSV outputs. Results of each command will be printed in the CSV format. It is useful for processing the results by
other programs.
/PROGRAMMING - There is no description for this parameter.

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