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# Opciones de línea de comandos

Inicie Universal.Server.exe con opciones de línea de comandos en PowerShell Universal para cargar un fichero appsettings personalizado o iniciar el servidor en modo demostración.

## --appsettings

```
Universal.Server.exe --appsettings <appsettings path>
```

Carga el fichero appsettings especificado.

## --mode

```
Universal.Server.exe --mode demo
```

Inicia PowerShell Universal en modo demostración.

{% hint style="danger" %}
El modo demostración acepta cualquier nombre de usuario y contraseña. Está pensado únicamente para evaluación local y no debe exponerse a redes no fiables ni a Internet público. De forma predeterminada, PowerShell Universal puede escuchar en todas las interfaces de red. Vincule el servidor a loopback y utilice un cortafuegos de host para bloquear el acceso entrante al puerto de demostración.
{% endhint %}

Por ejemplo, vincule una instancia de demostración de Windows únicamente al loopback IPv4:

```powershell
$env:ASPNETCORE_URLS = 'http://127.0.0.1:5000'
.\Universal.Server.exe --mode demo
```

Si se requiere una evaluación remota, utilice una configuración de autenticación normal en lugar del modo demostración y restrinja el acceso con TLS, un proxy inverso y reglas de cortafuegos.


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