Following a recent change, the -n option now supports a comma separated list of hosts, or a filename to read values from. However, -i seems to only take a single value, with no support for reading a list from a file.
It would be nice if -i did the same as -n, e.g. for scenarios where a list of fileshares has already been enumerated & tuned.
Following a recent change, the
-noption now supports a comma separated list of hosts, or a filename to read values from. However,-iseems to only take a single value, with no support for reading a list from a file.It would be nice if
-idid the same as-n, e.g. for scenarios where a list of fileshares has already been enumerated & tuned.