Environment variables are strings that contain information about the environment for the system, and the currently logged on user. Some software programs use the information to determine where to place files (such as temp, tmp, path etc). Environment variables control the behavior of various programs. Any user can add, modify, or remove a user environment variable. However, only an administrator can add, modify, or remove a system environment variable. Using Endpoint Central, the environment variables can be defined and added.
Provide a name and description for the Environment Variable configuration.
The following table lists the parameters that have to be specified:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
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Variable* |
The environment variable name that has to be modified or added. |
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Value* |
The value that has to be stored in the environment variable. Click the |
* - denotes mandatory fields
1. To add more environment variables, click Add More Variable and repeat Step 2. The defined environment variable gets added to the List of Environment Variable table.
2. To modify a environment variable from this table, select the appropriate row, click icon and change the required values.
3. To delete a environment variable from this table, select the appropriate row and click 
icon.
Using the Defining Targets procedure, define the targets for deploying the Environment Variable Configuration.
Click the Deploy button to deploy the defined Environment Variable Configuration in the targets defined. The configurations will take effect during the next user logon.
To save the configuration as draft, click Save as Draft.
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