Using Display and Login Macros

You can specify certain display and/or login information using Exceed onDemand macros. You can use these macros when specifying commands in the following locations:

The following is a list of Exceed onDemand macros. Alphabetic characters can be upper or lower case.

Macro

Description

@d

Inserts the display specification of the Exceed onDemand Client session in the format: ipaddress:display#.

For example, 123.45.67.89:1

@#

Inserts the display number of the Exceed onDemand Client session.

For example, if 123.45.67.89:1 is your display specification, then 1 is the display number.

@a

Inserts the address of the Exceed onDemand Client session.

For example, if 123.45.67.89:5 is your display specification, then 123.45.67.89 is the address.

@u

Inserts the user ID specified in the Authentication area of the Exceed onDemand Xstart dialog box. For more information, see Creating Xstart Files.

@p

Inserts the password specified in the Authentication area of the Exceed onDemand Xstart dialog box. For more information, see Creating Xstart Files.

@h

Inserts the value, as required by the selected startup method, specified in the Host box of the Exceed onDemand Xstart dialog box. For more information, see Creating Xstart Files.

@w

Inserts the Exceed onDemand login.

@c

Inserts the IP address of the Exceed onDemand Client machine as reported by Exceed onDemand Client.

@s

Inserts the IP address of the Exceed onDemand Client machine as reported by the Exceed onDemand Server machine.

@@

Specifies the @ character.

Related Topics

About Remote Commands

Command Line Syntax for UNIX/Linux Hosts

Setting Environment Variables on UNIX/Linux Hosts

Command Line Syntax for VMS Hosts