Added documentation on command line switches.

amt-0.2.0.js

@@ -551,7 +551,7 @@ function AmtStackCreateService(wsmanStack) {
                 return _SystemFirmwareError[eventDataField[1]];
             } else if (eventOffset == 3) {
                 if ((eventDataField[0] == 170) && (eventDataField[1] == 48)) {
-                    return format("AMT One Click Recovery: {0}", _OCRErrorEvents[eventDataField[2]]);
+                    return format("One Click Recovery: {0}", _OCRErrorEvents[eventDataField[2]]);
                 } else if ((eventDataField[0] == 170) && (eventDataField[1] == 64)) {
                     if (eventDataField[2] == 1) return "Got an error erasing Device SSD";
                     if (eventDataField[2] == 2) return "Erasing Device TPM is not supported";
@@ -562,11 +562,11 @@ function AmtStackCreateService(wsmanStack) {
             } else if (eventOffset == 5) {
                 if ((eventDataField[0] == 170) && (eventDataField[1] == 48)) {
                     if (eventDataField[2] == 1) {
-                        return format("AMT One Click Recovery: CSME Boot Option {0}:{1} added successfully", (eventDataField[3]), _OCRSource[(eventDataField[3])]);
+                        return format("One Click Recovery: CSME Boot Option {0}:{1} added successfully", (eventDataField[3]), _OCRSource[(eventDataField[3])]);
                     } else if (eventDataField[2] < 7) {
-                        return format("AMT One Click Recovery: {0}", _OCRProgressEvents[eventDataField[2]]);
+                        return format("One Click Recovery: {0}", _OCRProgressEvents[eventDataField[2]]);
                     } else {
-                        return format("AMT One Click Recovery: Unknown progress event {0}", eventDataField[2]);
+                        return format("One Click Recovery: Unknown progress event {0}", eventDataField[2]);
                     }
                 } else if ((eventDataField[0] == 170) && (eventDataField[1] == 64)) {
                     if (eventDataField[2] == 1) {

switches.md

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+MeshCommander Command Line Switches
+===================================
+
+To make Mesh Commander run as a stand-alond tool, you will need NW.js (http://nwjs.io/). It's basically a browser frame that allows web applications to run natively. Once you get NW.js installed, open "commander.htm". MeshCommander will accept the following command line arguments:
+
+	-kvmviewonly		Remote desktop will not allow mouse & keyboard input.
+	-host:[hostname]	Directly connect to a target host. If user/pass arguments are not provided, Kerberos will be used.
+				The following arguments are only valid if -host is specified
+
+		-user:[username]	Username to use to connect to Intel AMT is digest mode.
+		-pass:[password]	Password to use to connect to Intel AMT in digest mode.
+		-tls			Connect with TLS security enabled (Currently, Intel AMT certificate is ignored)
+		-kvm			Go directly into remote desktop mode and connect to hardware KVM.
+		-kvmfull		Go directly into full screen remote desktop and connect to hardware KVM.
+		-kvmonly		Go directly into full screen remote desktop, don't do any extra WSMAN calls.
+                -kvmenc:n               KVM encoder flags, the sum of the numbers below:
+                                            1 = Run Length Encoding (RLE). If not set, RAW mode is used. RLE always recommanded.
+                                            2 = 16 bits per pixel. If not set, 8 bits per pixel is used.
+                                            4 = Gray scale mode. If not set, color mode is used. Gray scale is only supported on some platforms.
+                                            8 = Enable ZLIB compression. If not set ZLIB is not used. Control over ZLIB is only supported on some platforms.
+                                           16 = Gray scale half-mode, 4 bits per pixel (16 grays). Ignored unless doing KVM in gray scale mode.
+                -kvmdec:n               KVM downscaling (decimation) modes. One of the numbers below. This is only supported on some platforms.
+                                            0 = Not set
+                                            1 = Disabled
+                                            2 = Automatic
+                                            3 = Enabled
+		-sol			Go directly into terminal and connect to Serial-over-LAN. 
+		-script:[file]		Run a script targeting [hostname].
+		-autoexit		Run a script and exit when done.
+		-ignoretls		Causes TLS certificate check to be skipped.
+
+	-list:[listfile]	Loads a list of computers into Mesh Commander. The format of the file is JSON like this.
+				For Kerberos, set the user to "*" and password to empty. "name" is optional.
+
+		{
+		  "computers": [
+		    { "name": "FriendlyName", "host": "hostname", "user": "admin", "pass": "password1", "tls": 0 },
+		    { "host": "hostname1", "user": "admin", "pass": "password2", "tls": 1 },
+		    { "host": "hostname1", "user": "*", "pass": "", "tls": 1 }
+		  ]
+		}
+
+		Along with -list:[listfile], you can also use:
+
+		-script:[file]		Run a script targeting all of the computers in [listfile].
+		-autoexit		Run a script and exit when done.
+		-ignoretls		Causes TLS certificate check to be skipped.
+
+	-debug			Starts MeshCommander with the debug console window visible.
+	-wsmantrace		Display all WSMAN traffic in the debug console.
+	-norefresh		MeshCommander will not periodically poll for updates.
+	-redirtrace		Display all redirection data channel data to the debug console window.
+	-kvmdatatrace		Display KVM data channel data in the debug console window.
+	-kvmonly		MeshCommander will only get minimal data from Intel AMT in order to only support KVM.
+	-logfile:log.txt	Log everything from the debug console windows into a text file.
+	-noredirdisconnect	Don't auto-disconnect redirection session with performing certain power commands.