OneSight Administrator Guide

Configuring Global Action Options
For UNIX systems, specify the location of the Shell script. For
example: /user/myname/script.sh
OneSight Message Template Variables can also be included as
script parameters.
Environment Settings – This field is used to pass an
environment setting to your host system. To use this box, set
the environment variables the same way that you set them on
the respective systems. If more than one environment variable
needs to be set, separate them using an ampersand (&).
For example:
UNIX – PATH=/bin:/usr/bin&LIBPATH=/lib:/usr/lib
NT –
PATH=c:\winnt\system32;c:\winnt&LIBPATH=c:\winnt\lib
Notes: For best results, do not include a space before or after
the ampersand (&) when entering multiple settings.
If the script continues to fail, try adding
COMSPEC=c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe to the NT Environment
settings.
OneSight Message Template Variables can also be included as
values for environment variables.
Machine Name – Enter the name of the machine on which the
script will execute. The machine name can either be qualified
(sunsolaris.company.com) or unqualified (sunsolaris). A
Remote Agent or Data Collector must be running on this
machine.
You can specify the %SystemName% message template variable
for the machine name. The c variable will resolve to the system
associated with the alert that triggered the script action.
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