1    /CLI

       /CLI=command-language-interpreter

    Specifies the name of an alternate command language interpreter
    (CLI) to override the default CLI listed in the UAF. The CLI
    you specify must be located in SYS$SYSTEM and have the file type
    .EXE.

    If you do not specify a command interpreter by using the /CLI
    qualifier and you do not have a default CLI listed in the UAF,
    the system supplies the qualifier /CLI=DCL by default.

2    /COMMAND

       /COMMAND[=filespec] (default)
       /NOCOMMAND

    Controls whether to execute your default login command procedure
    when you log in. Use the /COMMAND qualifier to specify the
    name of an alternate login command procedure. If you specify a
    file name without a file type, the default file type .COM is
    used. If you specify the /COMMAND qualifier and omit the file
    specification, your default login command procedure is executed.

    Use the /NOCOMMAND qualifier if you do not want your default
    login command procedure to be executed.

3    /CONNECT

       /CONNECT (default)
       /NOCONNECT

    Specifies whether or not to reconnect to a virtual terminal.

4    /DISK

       /DISK=device-name[:]

    Specifies the name of a disk device to be associated with
    the logical device SYS$DISK for the terminal session. This
    specification overrides the default SYS$DISK device established
    in the UAF.

5    /LOCAL_PASSWORD

    Requests OpenVMS authentication using the user name and
    password information that is stored in the SYSUAF.DAT file. This
    qualifier is used to override external authentication if external
    authentication is unavailable.

6    /NEW_PASSWORD

    Requires that you change the account password before logging
    in (as if the password had expired). Use this qualifier as a
    shortcut if you had intended to change your password after login,
    or if you suspect that your password has been detected.

7    /TABLES

       /TABLES=(command-table[,...])
       /TABLES=DCLTABLES (default)

    Specifies the name of an alternate CLI table to override the
    default listed in the UAF. This table name is considered a file
    specification. The default device and directory is SYS$SHARE and
    the default file type is .EXE.

    If a logical name is used, the table name specification must be
    defined in the system logical name table.

    If the /CLI qualifier is set to DCL, the /TABLES qualifier
    defaults to the correct value. If the /TABLES qualifier is
    specified without the /CLI qualifier, the CLI specified in the
    user's UAF will be used.