Apart from starting ISL Connection Tester through the usual link, you can also specify certain parameters (such as connection address, transport type etc.) in the download link.
This is a list of available parameters and a short description:
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address=<address> |
Sets the value of the Connect to field (e.g. isl.company.com). |
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additional=<additional> |
Sets the value of the Additional field. |
port=<port_number> |
Sets the TCP port to port_number. |
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transport=<type> |
Forces certain transport type (e.g. https-proxy). Transport types:
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use_http=(0|1) |
Enable or disable the use of http port (80). |
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use_https=(0|1) |
Enable or disable the use of https port (443). |
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mtu=<mtu_value> |
Sets the value of the MTU field to mtu_value. |
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repeat_count=<count> |
Sets the value of the Repeat count field to count. |
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transfer_bytes=<bytes> |
Sets the value of the Transfer bytes field to bytes. |
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system_local=(0|1) |
If set to 1, it runs under local system account. |
How to use them? It is done through CGI parameters, so you need to append this for each desired key/value pair: __Connection+Tester__<key>=<value>
Example (the link needs to be a single line, without breaks): http://www.islonline.net/start/ConnectionTester?__Connection+Tester__address=1.2.3.4&__Connection+Tester__transfer_bytes=123456&__Connection+Tester__transport=https-proxy
This link sets the connection address to 1.2.3.4, sets the transfer test amount to 123456 bytes and transport type to https-proxy.
Server licence users: Your links should start with http://serveraddress:7615/start/ConnectionTester (replace serveraddress with the appropriate server IP/DNS name).