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Command Line Arguments

The Command Line Arguments reference lists all CLI options accepted by NETworkManager.exe, enabling automation, scripting, and startup customization.

Public​

Publicly available command line arguments.

--help​

Displays the help dialog.

Example:

NETworkManager.exe --help

--reset-settings​

Resets all application settings.

Example:

NETworkManager.exe --reset-settings

--application:​

Start a specific application on startup.

Possible values:

  • Dashboard
  • NetworkInterface
  • WiFi
  • IPScanner
  • PortScanner
  • PingMonitor
  • Traceroute
  • DNSLookup
  • RemoteDesktop
  • PowerShell
  • PuTTY
  • TigerVNC
  • WebConsole
  • SNMP
  • SNTPLookup
  • DiscoveryProtocol
  • WakeOnLAN
  • Whois
  • IPGeolocation
  • SubnetCalculator
  • BitCalculator
  • Lookup
  • Connections
  • Listeners
  • ARPTable

Example:

NETworkManager.exe --application:PingMonitor

Internal​

Internally used command line arguments.

--autostart​

Indicates whether the application was started automatically (via autostart).

Example:

NETworkManager.exe --autostart

--restart-pid:​

Process ID of the old application process to wait for it to end if the application is restarted.

Example:

NETworkManager.exe --restart-pid:35674