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Configuring <strong>OneSight</strong> Virtual Agent Monitors<br />

UTF-16BE – Unicode big-endian.<br />

UTF-16LE – Unicode little-endian.<br />

UTF-8 – Unicode 8 bit mostly used for HTML.<br />

Windows 1250 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Central<br />

European Latin alphabet languages.<br />

Windows 1251 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Russian<br />

and other Cyrillic languages.<br />

Windows 1252 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Western<br />

European languages.<br />

Windows 1253 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Greek.<br />

Windows 1254 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Turkish.<br />

Windows 1257 – Microsoft Windows Code Page for Baltic.<br />

Cp500 – EBCDIC 500 VI.<br />

Metric – Specifies the metric to measure. If you select a<br />

predefined metric for one of the operating systems, the<br />

Command and Perl Expression are automatically entered. If you<br />

select Custom Setting, you enter the Command and Perl<br />

Expression manually.<br />

Command – Specifies the command to execute on the host<br />

machine. If you select Custom Setting for the Metric, enter the<br />

path, filename, and command line arguments for the executable<br />

program.<br />

If your application requires two levels of telnet/SSH session,<br />

you can set up your monitor using a shell script that makes use<br />

of the SSH or RSH commands or you can use a state machine as<br />

described in “Configuring State Machines”.<br />

Chapter 5: Configuring Monitors 361

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