Actions Portlet | Actions and Adaptive CLI
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If any attributes in your script are a List (Collection), the only way to loop through the list’s items
during the Adaptive CLI execution is to use Perl. For example: Processing a List of Strings:
$count = 0;
foreach @MyCommandList)
{
print (“$MyCommandList[$count]\n”);
$count++
}
Actions Portlet
The Actions Portlet lets you
manage actions like Adaptive
CLI, backups, change
management actions, and so on.
The list of actions available to
your system depends on the exact
configuration you have installed.
This portlet is the primary access
point for Adaptive CLI editing.
The summary portlet displays
columns with the
Name, Family,
and
Target Entity Type
for the
listed Action. The Family column describes the type of Action.
NOTE:
For ACLI to be fully functional, you must install Perl on your application server. See Perl on page 32 for
more about this.
Summary of Contents for OpenManage Network Manager
Page 1: ...Dell OpenManage Network Manager version 5 1 Web Client Guide ...
Page 14: ...14 A Note About Performance Preface ...
Page 98: ...98 Schedules Portal Conventions ...
Page 142: ...142 Vendors Key Portlets ...
Page 232: ...232 File Management File Servers ...
Page 242: ...242 Deploy Configuration ...
Page 290: ...290 Key Metric Editor Monitoring Metrics This panel s display depends on the selected device ...
Page 340: ...340 ...
Page 374: ...374 Adaptive CLI Records Archiving Policy Actions and Adaptive CLI ...
Page 380: ...380 Glossary ...
Page 388: ...388 388 Index ...