device.process.close
Requests graceful close of GUI processes on one approved connected client.
Allowed Sources
Lanview ConsoleLocal Server ConsoleBatchDescription
Requests graceful close of GUI processes on one approved connected client. Creates one tracked ProcessClose command. The client attempts to send main-window close messages and reports per-process whether the message was sent and whether each process exited after a brief check. Single-device only. This is not device.process.kill and does not hard-kill if close fails or is ignored. Processes without a main window usually cannot be closed this way. Partial names, partial paths, wildcards, regex, group close, /killafter, and process tree close are not implemented. Use device.process.kill where hard termination is required.
Syntax
device.process.close <deviceId|machineName> /pid <processId> | /name "processName" | /path "full executable path"Parameters
| Parameter | Use | Description |
|---|---|---|
<deviceId|machineName> | Required | DeviceId or unique MachineName. /pid Targets one process by process id. /name Targets all exact process-name matches; "notepad" and "notepad.exe" are equivalent. /path Targets all exact full executable-path matches. |
<processId> | Required | See command syntax. |
/pid | Required for one syntax form | Targets one process by process id. |
/name | Required for one syntax form | Targets all exact process-name matches; "notepad" and "notepad.exe" are equivalent. |
/path | Required for one syntax form | Targets all exact full executable-path matches. |
Permissions
devices.manageAudit Events
CommandServer, Client and Studio Involvement
Needs review
Common Issues
- The command may require an authenticated server console or named-pipe admin console session.
- Targeted commands may fail if a device is offline, unapproved or not eligible.
Troubleshooting Notes
Needs review.