Using Pulselauncher with a space in the realm name

[john.mosow_]

I have written a script that will log into our system using the pulselauncher.exe.  I have 3 realms.  Two of the realms are one word and the other one is two words.  How do I enter this as part of the -r option for pulselauncher.exe?  I have tried single and double quotes and even an underscore for the space.  None of these worked.  The error I get is:

        A parameter is invalid.

Thanks

[Kita_]

What is the command you are using?  I ran a quick test using the realm "TEST REALM" and this seems to pass properly when using double quotes.

[john.mosow_]

Here is a sample of what I have tried:

"c:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Juniper Networks\Integration\pulselauncher.exe" -u UserName -p Password -url https://ourvpn.test.com -r Test Realm

I also tried it with quotes and still get the 'A parameter is invalid.' error message.

 "c:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Juniper Networks\Integration\pulselauncher.exe" -u UserName -p Password -url https://ourvpn.test.com -r "Test Realm"

So for giggles and grins, I took the command that I am running from my vbscript and pasted it into a command prompt.  It worked!  I did have to use the quotes around the realm.  I guess it is something in my script.

[Kita_]

It's probably the double quotes around pulselauncher.exe. Use cd in the script then run the command.

[john.mosow_]

I don't think that is it.  If I run the exact command from a command prompt, including the quotes around pulselauncher.exe, it will work.

[Kita_]

Interesting.  Please let us know the outcome and if there is any further problems.

[john.mosow_]

I got it resolved.  It was the way I was running the program.  I changed it from:

     ReturnValue = WSHShell.Run(WindowsComSpec & " /c " & strCommand, 1, True)

to:

     ReturnValue = WSHShell.Run(strCommand, 0, True)

Leaving the quotes around the realm is still required if the realm has a space in it.

Thanks for the help.