Remote Console Command
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| Remote Console Command | |
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| Author(s) | FordGT90Concept |
| Size | 5.89 KiB |
| Release Date | 28 Dec 2007 |
| Current Version | 2.0.0 |
| Prerequisites | .NET Framework 2.0 |
| CLR Compliant | Yes |
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Remotely administrates a server. The server must be running, have rcon_password set, and you must not be banned from the server in order to use this successfully.
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Usage
RemoteConsoleCommand -ipport "#.#.#.#:0-65535" -password "password" [-command "command"] [-quiet]
OR
RemoteConsoleCommand [-ip "#.#.#.#"] [-port "0-65535"] -password "password" [-command "command"] [-quiet]
- -ipport "#.#.#.#:0-65535" - The IP Address and Host Port number of the computer to connect to separated by a colon.
- -ip "#.#.#.#" - The IP Address of the server. If not provided, uses "localhost."
- -port "host port" - The Host Port number to use. If not provided, it uses 26015.
- -password "password" - The Remote Console password required to connect to the server.
- -command "command" - If you want to pass just a single command to the server, use this. If you want to establish a connection to send multiple commands, omit this.
- -quiet - If present, console messages are kept to a minimum.
Examples:
RemoteConsoleCommand -password "mine" RemoteConsoleCommand -password "mine" -command "quit" RemoteConsoleCommand -ip "1.2.3.4" -port 26016 -password "mine" RemoteConsoleCommand -ipport 1.2.3.4:26015 -password "mine" RemoteConsoleCommand -ipport localhost:26015 -password "mine" -quiet
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Version History
- 2.0.0 - Completely reworked from the version found on JBNF.net. It is coded in C# and is CLR Compliant.
