Check configuration via macros

[Anon Anon]

I'm trying to manage my Websphere environment via MACROS, someone has done something?

 

I need to know how to see the states of us additionally check on which we are associated certain applications.

 

 

Grateful!

[Adnan Hafeezullah]

Sorry, but don't full understand

I need to know how to see the states of us additionally check on which we are associated certain applications.

Can you please provide more information on what you are trying to accomplish

[Anon Anon]

Hello friend I would like an example if possible a MACRO for WebSphere because I am running for all mining and forms and I'm getting error messages ..

 

Eg a macro to check serverStatus.sh in Websphere Linux would look like?

 

See how I structured my MACRO on blueprint

 

Directive Type: remote execution

Path: / home

Parameters: -all -user $ (***************) -password $ (******)

The Run: program

 

Still recelbo the following message:

Summary:

.. Remote Execution: / home \ echo> __ __ TMP .vbs __NL __% systemroot% / system32 / cscript.exe // Nologo __TMP .vbs __ __ && del __TMP .vbs -all -user $ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -password $ ***************;.

[Adnan Hafeezullah]

The remote execution is attempting to run a cscript, wrapping the command into a vbs script

 

Did you specify the command in the right OS?

[Anon Anon]

Good Morning! Friend decided to test on a Windows server, run as your example however without success .... My OS is Windows Server 2008 R2

 

[Adnan Hafeezullah]

Try This

 

In the "Path" field put

      $(Root)\bin

In the "Command" put

     versionInfo.bat

In the "Parameter" put

     -maintenancePackageDetails | find ...... (rest of parameters) (I can't tell from screenshot iof there is a - in front of maintenance, i just put it in this example as it 'appears' to be)

[Anon Anon]

Friend realized as his example however still get the message below ...

 

Name:	TESTE
Description:	TESTE
Summary:	Remote Execution: $(Root)\bin\echo versionInfo.bat >__TMP__.vbs __NL__%systemroot%/system32/cscript.exe //Nologo __TMP__.vbs && del __TMP__.vbs -maintenancePackageDetail | find /I"Maintenance Package ID";

 

current setting applied.

 

[Adnan Hafeezullah]

HI,

Sorry for the delay I was testing it out and reproduced it. 

I am trying to get the proper setup, but not sure when, you may want open a support case for the results coming up woht echo

 

I have determined that the echo is from the bat file; if you were to copy the contents of the batch file into CCA Script Editor; it runs fine, but save it, it removes the echo and the discover won't give you the desired results. 

[Adnan Hafeezullah]

For detailed debugging, a support ticket should be opened up; please reference this thread