Endpoint Central MSP provides options for configuring almost all the computer configurations from remote. In addition to the configurations that are supported by Endpoint Central MSP, administrators can also write their own scripts that could be run on the machines for accomplishing specific configurations. The scripts could be any of the following:
Batch file (.bat or .cmd)
In any other language hosted by Windows Script Host (WSH), such as VB Script, JScript, Perl, REXX, and Python.
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Note: The script engines for languages like Perl, REXX, and Python, must be registered with Windows. You can also execute single line commands, add dependent files and enable logging, to analyze the output of the script after execution. |
Provide a name and description for the Custom Script Configuration.
The table given below lists the parameters that have to be provided for defining the configuration.
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Execute Script from |
You can execute the script either from repository or as a command line. |
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Script Name* |
The script that has to be added/removed in the machines needs to be chosen from the script repository. It is mandatory to add the script to the script repository for this to work.
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Script Arguments |
The arguments that have to be provided while executing the scripts. |
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Dependency files |
The required dependency files for execution of the script needs to be added. |
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Exit Code |
Specify the exit code, which should be returned, when the script has been executed successfully |
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Frequency
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Specify the frequency for this script to be executed, like only once, during every system startup, during subsequent system startup for specified number of times or all system startup until a specified time period. |
Using the Defining Targets procedure, define the targets for deploying the Custom Script Configuration.
Click the Deploy button to deploy the defined Custom Script Configuration in the targets.
To save the configuration as draft, click Save as Draft.
