If you are logged in as a nTop cloud license user on the GUI application, nTop Automate will use the cached credential to verify the license. Alternatively, you can use nTop Automate to verify your license.
In the installation folder of nTop, ntopcl.exe file is available as shown below. For your convenience, the default installation path is “C:\Program Files\nTopology\nTopology” unless specified at the time of installation.Windows Powershell or Command Prompt can run the ntopcl.exe process. If your nTop is installed in a default location, use the following commands.
"c:\Program Files\nTopology\nTopology\ntopcl.exe"
Powershell requires ’&’ and a space followed by the nTop Automate path to be able to run it like Command Prompt.
You can also run nTop Automate by simply typing ntopcl in any folder if you added the installation folder to system PATH during the installation process.