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8: Device Ports
SLB™ Branch Office Manager User Guide 139
with one schedule):
4. To save, click the Apply button. The schedule will be validated, and the script manager will
either immediately start running the script or schedule the next run of the script. The main Scripts
page is displayed, showing the schedule status of the script (this may take a few seconds to be
updated while the script manager processes the script - click Refresh to view the latest
information).
Notes on scheduling:
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Scripts that are scheduled to start immediately and run forever will be restarted when the SLB
is rebooted.
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Scripts that are scheduled to start at a specific time will be restarted when the SLB is rebooted
if the script is scheduled to run forever or if the stop time has not expired.
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After the SLB has booted, there will be a short delay after launching each script before starting
the next script in order to minimize the impact on system resources. Shortly after boot, if the
script status shows that a script is not scheduled when the script is configured with a schedule,
refreshing the status will eventually show that all scheduled scripts will be running and/or
scheduled.
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If the date, time or timezone is changed on the SLC or SLB while a script is scheduled, the CLI
and web UI will still show the same scheduled date and time for the script, until the next time
the script is run. It is recommended that the date, time and timezone not be changed while
scripts are scheduled to run.
To change the Enable/Disable state of a custom script schedule:
1. In the Scripts table, select the script to enable or disable.
2. Click the
Enable button (this will resume running of a script at its next scheduled time if it was
previously disabled) or the Disable button (this will suspend running of a script but continue to
update the schedule). The script's state will be updated and the Scripts page redisplays.
To view the list of completed operations (runs) for a custom script:
1. In the Scripts table, select the script to view operations for, and click Script Operations .
Device Type The device - either the CLI or a Device Port - that the script is connected to.
State The state of the script’s schedule. A script must be Enabled in order for the script
scheduler to begin running the schedule. Once a script has been scheduled and
enabled, it can be Disabled; in this state the script manager will continue to updated
the scheduled run time for a script, but the script will not be run or product any
results. At any point a schedule for a script can be Deleted.
Command Line
Arguments
Optional command line arguments to pass to the script each time it is run.
Start Time The date and time when the script should start running, either Now or at a specific
date and time.
Frequency How often the script will run, given in hours or days. The web UI and CLI will always
display the frequency in hours.
Stop Time The date and time when the script should stop running, either at a specified date
and time, or Forever if it should never stop running.