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62 Proxy: Chapter 6
If the station you want to connect to is on a different network segment, you must
prefix its network number and a colon (:) to the station name. For example, to
connect to station “Dell P200” on network number 2:
PROXY /PIPX 2:Dell P200
Note that the stationname may include wildcards.
Connecting by IP Address
To connect to a particular IP-based station by IP address, use the /P switch with
the name of the protocol, followed by the station’s IP address or DNS name.
PROXY /PIP address
PROXY /PIP DNS-name
For example, to connect to the station at IP address 198.186.160.138, use the
following command line:
PROXY /PIP 198.186.160.138
If the station you want to connect to has a DNS address, you can use it. For
example, to connect to station jackson.company.com, use the following
command:
PROXY /PIP jackson.company.com
Running a Task
To start up a task, specify the /T or /t switch, followed by the name of the task:
PROXY /Ttask
For example, to run a task called “report,” use a command line like the following:
PROXY /Treport
Customizing the Window Title
The title bar of a Proxy window normally has the caption “Proxy,” along with the
name of the host PC to which you are connected and, if the connection was made
through a task, the name of the task.
If you’d like to replace the standard caption with one of your own choosing, use
the /W or /w switch. This switch must precede the workstation name, IPX
address, or task name.