What is the typical command line syntax for executing Juicy Potato, and what do the parameters mean?

A typical command is `JuicyPotato.exe -t t -p c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe -l 1111 -c {CLSID}`. The -t parameter specifies the token type: 't' for SeImpersonate, 'u' for SeAssignPrimaryToken, or '*' for both. -p sets the executable to run (e.g., cmd.exe), -l defines a local port to listen on (should be unused), and -c provides the CLSID of a valid COM object. If the default RPC port 135 is modified, use -n to specify the custom port. For environments where RPC is disabled, the -k option enables remote RPC relay, as detailed in the article.