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Command Line Mode
From version 1.50 on, the remote administration tool LanHelper provides command line supporting for
Wake-On-LAN and Remote Shutdown functionalities. Now LanHelper users are
able to implement one-click operations by using shortcuts, or schedule
Wake-On-LAN & Remote Shutdown tasks with Windows Task Scheduler or other
scheduler programs.
Command line syntax:
LanHelper.exe <XML file>
Load an XML file that you previously saved in LanHelper.
Example:
LanHelper.exe c:\data.xml
LanHelper.exe /wol f:<text or xml file> [g:<XML
group>] [ip:<ip address>]
Perform Wake-On-LAN operation.
| f:<text or xml
file> |
Specify a text file or
LanHelper XML file that contains MAC addresses of computers you
want to boot.
To a text file, its format is show below. In General tab of
Wake-On-LAN dialog click Save button to get a valid-format text
file.
MAC address [; IP broadcast address [; computer name]]
Example:
00-11-22-33-44-55
00-11-22-33-44-55;255.255.255.255
00-11-22-33-44-55;192.168.1.255
00-11-22-33-44-55;255.255.255.255;PC101 |
| g:<XML group> |
Only select one or more
XML groups of target computers from XML file. If a group name
contains spaces, use double quotes to wrap it. Multiple groups
are supported and use comma to separate each two names. |
| ip:<ip address> |
Specify a broadcast
address or unicast address. By default it's 255.255.255.255.
From version 1.92 on, you can set IP to 0.0.0.0 when specify an
XML file. The program will regard the ip address of each item in
XML file as an unicast address. |
Example:
LanHelper.exe /wol f:c:\data.xml
LanHelper.exe /wol f:c:\data.xml g:group01 ip:192.168.10.255
LanHelper.exe /shutdown f:<text or xml file>
[g:<XML group>] [restart] [force] [t:xx] [c:<comment>]
Perform Remote Shutdown operation.
| f:<text or xml file> |
Specify a text file or
LanHelper XML file that contains names of computers you want to
shutdown.
To a text file, it only contains a list of computer names, one
computer per line. |
| g:<XML group> |
Only select one or more
XML groups of target computers from XML file. If a group name
contains spaces, use double quotes to wrap it. Multiple groups
are supported and use comma to separate each two names. |
| restart |
Restart computer
instead of shutdown. |
| force |
Forcibly close the
running applications with unsaved changes |
| t:xx |
Daley xx seconds. The
default is zero. |
| c:<comment> |
Specify comment to
display in shutdown dialog box. Maximum of 127 characters. |
Example:
LanHelper.exe /shutdown f:c:\data.xml
LanHelper.exe /shutdown f:c:\data.xml g:group01 restart force t:60
c:shutdown comment here
LanHelper.exe /abort f:<text or xml file> [g:<XML
group>]
Perform Abort Remote Shutdown operation.
| f:<text or xml file> |
Specify a text file or
LanHelper XML file that contains names of computers you want to abort
shutdown.
To a text file, it only contains a list of computer names, one
computer per line. |
| g:<XML group> |
Only select one or more XML
groups of target computers from XML file. If a group name contains
spaces, use double quotes to wrap it. Separated multiple group names
with comma. |
Example:
LanHelper.exe /abort f:c:\data.xml g:group01
After a command was successfully executed, no visible message will be
displayed. The operation results were logged in the log file. If the main
window showed on the screen, it meant that the parameters you typed were
wrong.
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