/jobmode
This setting puts Identity Finder into jobmode and has no additional parameters
This setting causes Identity Finder to automatically start searching using the settings as noted in the "Settings Search Order" including the JobSettings registry paths, if
available. Identity Finder will automatically minimize itself to the system tray and will remain minimized there until the search is complete (even if the settings specify
not to use the system tray icon). At that time, the summary dialog will pop up. When jobmode is specified, most UI prompts are disabled at the beginning of the
search, during the search, and on exit. For example, check for updates is not executed, prompts for network credentials are suppressed, invalid file system prompts are
suppressed, etc.
/configurationfile
This setting causes Identity Finder to read profile settings from an XML file and requires the full path to a configuration (.xml) file such as:
/configurationfile="c:\myconfigfiles\profile1.xml"
This switch may be combined with the /jobmode switch to use a specific set of options for a scheduled task. When used without the /jobmode switch, Identity Finder
will open with the options set in the configuration file. Any items set in the configuration file cannot be changed via the UI because the configuration file is considered
and authoritative source for the session.
A configuration file can be created by exporting a Profile from the client GUI by selecting the "Configuration" ribbon tab, clicking the "Settings" button, and selecting the
"Profile" page. Then click the "Export Profile" button, and specify a location and filename for the exported file.
/profilepassword
This setting will cause Identity Finder to automatically sign in with the supplied password and load the user profile, including any information stored in the encrypted
part of the profile. /profilepassword="mypass"
/filelist
This setting will cause Identity Finder to automatically start a search of the files or folders listed in the supplied file. The switch requires the full path to a plain text file
that contains one filename or folder per line with no additional header or footer information. For example:
/filelist="c:\myfiles\searchlist.txt"
This setting causes Identity Finder to automatically start searching using a modified search order for settings. When started with this switch, some settings are not read
from the profile, but rather are automatically set. Notably, only files and compressed files are searched, all the AnyFinds are enabled, and Search History and Search
date restrictions are disabled.
/searchfile
This setting puts Identity Finder into filelist mode and requires the full path to an individual file or folder to search. For example: /searchfile="c:\mydocs\taxfile.pdf"
This setting causes Identity Finder to automatically start searching using a modified search order for settings as described in the detail for the /filelist switch.