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CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide 14-1
CHAPTER 14
VIEWING, CREATING, AND EXECUTING
SCRIPTS
Script commands allow you to create a set of parameter values, to store
them as a script, and to apply a script’s parameter values to one or more
Annexes.
A script is a text file. Each line in the file defines an Annex parameter
value. You can use Annex Manager to create a script by capturing an
Annex’s parameter values, or you can create a script using any standard
text editor. After you store a script in a file, you can use it to configure a
new Annex, to save an Annex’s parameter values for backup, or to apply a
special configuration.
This chapter describes the
Script
commands. It includes:
❑
Viewing Script Contents
❑
Creating New Scripts
❑
Changing Annex Values Using Scripts
Annex Manager provides predefined scripts that you can use to reset Annex
parameters to their factory default values.
View Script
displays the contents
of predefined or site-specific scripts.
Execute Script
allows you to reset Annex
parameters to their factory default values when you use one of the
predefined scripts.
If you want to use site-specific default values for any
script, you should copy the script file and then edit it.
Some scripts contain lines that begin with the comment symbol
(#). If you remove this symbol when you edit the file, the script
will use these parameters.
View Script
and
Execute Script
provide the following pre-defined scripts:
❑
AppleTalk
contains Annex port and AppleTalk parameters.
❑
Basic_Annex
contains basic Annex parameters. If you want to
use parameters marked with the comment symbol (#), you
should copy the script file, remove the symbol, and enter your