6.4.2 Items to set for platforms
In the Platform area, select the operating system on which the remote command will be executed from the Add Platform pull-down menu.
If you select another OS in the Import Settings pull-down menu, the definition information of the remote command targeted to the selected OS is loaded. You can select the following OSs:
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Windows
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AIX
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HP-UX
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Linux
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Solaris
Note that you need to upload the attached file for the specified OS after the definition information is loaded because the attached file is not loaded automatically.
The following table lists the items you can set on the tab for the selected operating system.
Item |
Description |
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Execution Method |
Select the execution method of the remote command.
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CLI Command |
Enter the command line to be executed. If you click the Insert Input Property button, all input properties defined for the plug-in are displayed. When you select a property or properties to insert and click OK, the property or properties are input in the format "?dna_property-key?". You can select multiple properties by selecting the check boxes beside the property keys. There is a space at the beginning of the property format. |
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Script specification method |
If you select Script for the Execution Method radio button, select the method for specifying the script.
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File |
If you select Attachment for the Script specification method radio button, the name of the attached file is displayed. If you click the Browse button, a dialog box appears in which you can select the script file to be attached. |
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File Name |
If you select Type in for the Script specification method radio button, enter the file name of the script entered in the Script text box. The script entered in the Script text box is uploaded with the file name set for this item. |
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Script |
If you select Type in for the Script specification method radio button, enter the script you want to execute on the operation-target device. |
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Mapping Definition of Output Properties |
Displays a list of mapping definitions of output properties. If you want to store part of the standard output and standard error output of a commands or script in an output property, click the pencil icon beside the property in which you want to store the information. This allows you to edit the output filter. |
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Details |
Execution Directory |
Enter the directory where the command or script is to be executed on the target device. |
Environment Variables |
Displays a list of environment variables required to execute commands or scripts. You can add, edit, or delete environment variables. |