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You mention "batch file" so presumably these are Windows clients. Yes, the client needs to know those things. There are multiple ways to feed that information to the client. If you have a shortcut on the desktop you could just put the parameters on the command line. But it is generally more maintainable to put them in a .pf file (as an example "client.pf") and use "-pf client.pf" in your startup command. That way you can change the parameters easily without having to revisit all of the shortcuts. Likewise, you could use a .BAT file and put the parameters on the command line inside of that. It is still often helpful to use a .pf file. Or you can use a .INI file for many settings. (I don't do that so I have little to say about it...)
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