Chapter 6 Configuring Cisco Applications
Managing Scripts
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The following table describes the available columns on the Script Management
web page.
Step 2
Click on the
default
folder.
The Script Management page opens to display the contents of the
default
folder.
Step 3
Click the Upload New Scripts hyperlink.
Field
Description
Folder
A drop-down list defaulting to the root directory as the Script repository. This
directory contains one folder called
default
. You cannot create a new folder at the
root directory level nor can you rename the
default
folder. Within the
default
folder, you can create, rename, and delete folders. You can upload scripts to the
default
folder as a zip file so its contents (the *.aef files) can be unzipped and
uploaded to the repository.
Folder path
The level of the directory that is currently selected in the folder drop-down list.
Name
The name of the script.
Note
Click the icon in front of the script name to download the script file.
Size
The size of the script file prefixed with
KB
. The file size is converted from bytes to
KB.
Note
This column is usually blank on the root page as the items on this page are
usually folders.
Date Modified
The date when the document was last uploaded or changed.
Modified by
The user ID of the person who performed these modifications.
Action
This column contains the following icons:
•
Delete icon—Click to delete the corresponding folder.
Caution
When you delete a folder, you permanently remove it from the repository
and make it unavailable to the CRS system.
•
Rename Folder icon—Click to rename the corresponding script. In the resulting
CRS Administration window, select the required subfolder and provide the new
name for this subfolder.
•
Refresh icon—Click to upload the newest version of the corresponding script.
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