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ClientGenerator.exe supports two silent command-line modes:

1. Generation mode — creates a new .connect client file from scratch.
2. Edit mode (-edit) — edits an existing .connect file and writes the result to a new file.

The mode is selected automatically based on whether the -edit flag is present.

Generation mode

Creates a new .connect client file.

Syntax

ClientGenerator.exe -name "clientname.connect" [-location "output folder"] -server my.server.com -user login -psw password [...]

Parameters

Example

ClientGenerator.exe -name "clientname.connect" -server my.server.com -server 127.0.0.1 -user login -psw password

Edit mode

Edits an existing .connect file (input) and writes the modified result to a new .connect file (output). Requires the -edit flag.

Syntax

ClientGenerator.exe -edit -path "input file path" -output "output file path" [-user user] [-psw psw] [-domain domain] [-mode remoteapp|remotedesktop]

Parameters

Example

ClientGenerator.exe -edit -path "C:\Clients\template.connect" -output "C:\Clients\output.connect" -user jdoe -mode remoteapp

Exit codes

PowerShell usage examples

Generate a single client

& ".\ClientGenerator.exe" -name "clientname.connect" -server "my.server.com" -user "login" -psw "password"

Generate multiple clients in a loop (from a CSV list)

Given a clients.csv file:

Name,Server,User,Passwordmarie.connect,srv01.company.com,marie,P@ssw0rd1edgar.connect,srv02.company.com,edgar,P@ssw0rd2rose.connect,srv03.company.com,rose,P@ssw0rd3

$clients = Import-Csv -Path ".\clients.csv"
foreach ($client in $clients) {    Write-Host "Generating client: $($client.Name)"
    & ".\ClientGenerator.exe" `        -name $client.Name `        -server $client.Server `        -user $client.User `        -psw $client.Password
    if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {        Write-Warning "Generation failed for $($client.Name) (exit code $LASTEXITCODE)"    }}

Generate clients for a range of usernames

$server = "my.server.com"
1..10 | ForEach-Object {    $user = "user{0:D2}" -f $_    $name = "$user.connect"
    Write-Host "Generating client for $user..."
    & ".\ClientGenerator.exe" -name $name -server $server -user $user -psw "TempP@ss123"}

Edit multiple existing .connect files in a loop

Applies the same domain and mode update to every .connect file in a folder.

$inputFolder  = "C:\Clients\ToUpdate"$outputFolder = "C:\Clients\Updated"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $outputFolder -Force | Out-Null
Get-ChildItem -Path $inputFolder -Filter "*.connect" | ForEach-Object {    $outputPath = Join-Path $outputFolder $_.Name
    Write-Host "Editing: $($_.Name)"
    & ".\ClientGenerator.exe" `        -edit `        -path $_.FullName `        -output $outputPath `        -domain "CORP" `        -mode "remoteapp"
    if ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 0) {        Write-Host "  -> Success" -ForegroundColor Green    } else {        Write-Warning "  -> Failed (exit code $LASTEXITCODE)"    }}

Edit clients with per-file settings (from CSV)

Given an edits.csv file:

InputPath,OutputPath,User,ModeC:\Clients\a.connect,C:\Clients\a-updated.connect,alice,remoteappC:\Clients\b.connect,C:\Clients\b-updated.connect,bob,remotedesktop

$edits = Import-Csv -Path ".\edits.csv"
foreach ($edit in $edits) {    & ".\ClientGenerator.exe" `        -edit `        -path $edit.InputPath `        -output $edit.OutputPath `        -user $edit.User `        -mode $edit.Mode
    if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {        Write-Warning "Failed to edit $($edit.InputPath)"    }}

Note: $LASTEXITCODE is only reliable immediately after a native executable call. Avoid running other commands between the ClientGenerator.exe call and the check.