Actions Portlet | Actions and Adaptive CLI
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Date
Default Value
—Enter a default date, or use date icon to display a calendar where you can select
one. Click off the calendar to make it disappear.
Valid Values
—Enter valid date values above the list, and click the green plus to add them to the
list.
Decimal
Default Value
—Enter a single or range of default decimal values.
Constraints
—Enter a range of acceptable numbers separated by a colon. For example, Constraints
= 2:4096. At runtime, a field where you can enter numbers. validates that entered numbers
are between 2 and 4096 when running the Adaptive CLI. If you enter a number outside this
range, a validation message appears and the attribute name turns red. You can also include
several numbers or ranges separated by the pipe (|) character. If you specify a range, the
lowest number must be to the left of the highest number. For example 9:99|999:1010.
Valid Values
—Enter valid decimal range values, and click the green + (the red - removes them).
You can manage these as described in Coded Value above.
IP Address
See also Validating IP Address Variables on page 354.
Default Value
—Enter a default IP Address.
Valid Values
—Enter valid values as described in Coded Value above. Check
IP Mask
,
Subnet,
Allow 32 Bit Mask,
and
Allow Any Valid Ip
in the
Properties
tab if you want the values
entered to be those.
Editable Valid Values
—Check to enable editing of default or entered IP addresses.
Integer
Default Value
—Enter a default integer.
Constraints
—Enter a range of acceptable numbers separated by a colon. You can also include
several numbers or ranges separated by the pipe (|) character. If you specify a range, the
lowest number must be to the left of the highest number. For example 9:99|999:1010.
Valid Values
—Enter ranges of valid values as described in Decimal above.
Editable Valid Values
—Check to enable editing of default or entered integer.
Long
Default Value
—Enter a default long.
Constraints
—Enter a range of acceptable numbers separated by a colon. You can also include
several numbers or ranges separated by the pipe (|) character. If you specify a range, the
lowest number must be to the left of the highest number. For example 9:99|999:1010.
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 ...