You can manipulate monomon with parameters. This is useful when you've got more than one monowall to monitor. Just make a link in your autorun folder and set monomon to query another host.

Parameter-List:

Parameter	Description	Usage
/host	Set the host that should be monitored	/host:192.168.1.6 /host:m0n0wall
/interface	specifies the numer of the interface which should be queried. The number you have to enter is the number you can see in the settings dialog before the colon.	/interface:2
/community	The community string	/community:public
/traygraph	Display the graph in the systray. This is a switch.	/traygraph+ shows it /traygraph- hides it
/alpha	Sets the alpha blending of the window. Enter an number between 0 and 255	/alpha:160
/max_down	Sets the maximum download speed value. This is the same as in the settings window.	/max_down:1024
/max_up	Sets the maximum upload speed.	/max_up:128
/top	Specifies the Y-Position of the window	/top:100
/left	Specifies the X-Position of the window	/left:100
/history	Sets the graph history. This is the same value as in the settings window.	/history:30
/pen	Sets the width of the graph line.	/pen:1
/bg_col	Sets the background color of the window. See the note about the colors below the text !!	/bg_col:black
/grid_col	Sets the grid color	/grid_col:green
/up_col	Sets the color of the upload-graph	/up_col:red
/down_col	Sets the color of the download-graph	/down_col:yellow
/descr	Sets a descriptive text. The text is displayed in the main window instead of the hostname and the interface number (if set) and in the error-baloon tip. Note: If you want to set to description to a text with a space inside, you'll have to put the whole command between quotation marks.	/descr:monowall "/descr:my monowall
/autoscaling	Enables autoscaling of the graph. This is a switch.	/autoscaling+ /autoscaling-
/alwaysontop	Toggles the Always On Top behaviour.	/alwaysontop+ /alwaysontop-
/kbit	Toggles the display between kbit/s and kbyte/s	/kbit+ (kbit/s) /kbit- (kbyte/s)

Note:
With some parameters you can set color values. You can user the standard format for HTML Colors. e.g: #FFFFFF for white or you can use the standard color names e.g. black, red and so on....
It is not necessary to set all of the parameters. Those who are not set are taken from the current settings in the registry.