HP Storage Essentials NAS Manager Software - Manual (Page 326)

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4. Make the appropriate changes in the Edit Custom Command window.
5. Click OK.
The custom command is modified.
Deleting a Custom Command
To delete a custom command:
1. Right-click an element in System Manager.
2. Select Custom Commands > Set Up Custom Commands from the drop-down menu.
3. Click the button corresponding to the custom command you want to delete.
The custom command is deleted.
Software Environment Variables for Scripting
Keep in mind the following:
• Run scripts at your own risk. The management server lets you run any script including those that
can disable the management server.
• (Management Servers on Windows Only) If you leave the Remote Console (cmd /k) open after
running a script, users can traverse the directory structure of the management server.
The software provides the following environment variables for you to put in your scripts. For
example, assume you have a script that backups a host. You could use the variables to obtain
information about the host.
The software gathers information about the element you right-clicked. For example, if you use the
variable, APPIQ_ELEMENT_ID, the management server obtains the element ID of the element you
right-clicked.
The following table lists the variables that can be used to gather information for all elements.
Table 39 Variables for All Elements*
Variable Value
APPIQ_ELEMENT_ID
The identifier of an element.
APPIQ_ELEMENT_NAME
The name of the element.
APPIQ_ELEMENT_STATUS
The status of the element, such as the
following:
• Managed
• Generic
• Missing
• Virtual Application
• Asset