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In the properties of a client command, you can define general information about how to put certain options and conditions for the Client Command. General information relate to the entire client command, whereas the version and Information General conditions affecting only a particular version of the Client Command.

 

General

Under General, you can specify the name of the Client Command, and view the Client Command ID. In addition, the creation date and the date of the last modification.

 

Options

Under Options you can use the Client Command to release for interactive use, which allows the user of a client, this client command independently on the CommandLauncher perform. If you display the Client Command as Quick Command, you can run it via the context menu of a query, the query management (see Run Client Commands). Additionally, you can let the client show command directly in query results. Highlight only the corresponding item in Show in ribbon tab "Query Actions" in the options.

 

From ACMP 4.0, Client Commands can be run in parallel. In this way prevents long-running client commands block the execution of short client commands. This means that in principle, should not all client commands run in parallel. Appropriate Client Commands must be explicitly marked as parallel run in the options.

 

However, it must be noted some factors in the parallel execution of client commands. First, it must be ensured that client commands that access the same resources (eg, files, processes) are not marked as executable in parallel. Therefore,   specifically, the parallel execution of MSI installations be avoided.

 

Client Commands are executed in parallel, regardless of whether they have been started manually or automatically via a client task. Also parallel client commands are executed if already not parallel enabled client command is executed. To prevent two client commands access the same resource, so none of the two must be marked as parallel capable.

 

 

Client Command options

 

When logging options, you can specify whether generally a log to be saved. About Save the drop-down list Advanced Log allows you to specify which data is to be logged. In addition, there are the drop-down list ACMP Console Log Display over which can be selected when a log of the console is displayed.

 

Security

Under Security, you have the ability to protect the client command with a password so that it can be edited by any other person. You can also certain users and groups to grant or revoke rights on this Client Command. This works as well as the safety management in queries (see Security).

 

 

Icon

Under icon, you can select a special icon for your client Command. For this you can also add a new icon or edit or delete existing icons. *.bmp and *.ico files are supported as formats for own icons. The new icon will be integrated into the ACMP. If no icon is selected, the default icon for client commands is set.

 

Info

Under About, you can enter the company name or the creator of the client commands, as well as any trademark.

 

Comments

Under Comment you can enter any text as a comment to the Client Command. The comments are stored internally in the client command, resulting in a chronicle, through which, for example, changes can be tracked.

 

General (Specific Version)

Under general version you can enter a description and increase the level of. These data are based, however, only the current version of the Client Command, from which you have accessed these properties.

 

 

The level is to ensure that a client Command, among other things appears in the Command Launcher as if it had not been performed yet. Likewise Client Commands are executed again, which were assigned to the "Run Once" a container with the option (see Client Commands).

 

 

Conditions

Under conditions you can specify additional conditions that should be considered during the execution of the command. To do this, draw a Condition from the left side by drag & drop on the right side of the OR and the AND condition. This is similar to the filters, which can be set in a query. So you need at least two conditions, so that these settings make sense. You can also interlink the conditions, so create a condition, e.g. in line with the model X OR (Y AND Z). Example, drag a condition on an existing AND condition, these two conditions are set in the context of an OR condition. Conditions may be adjusted for each version of a Client Command.

 

Below are the different Conditions are described in more detail:

 

Is CPU speed

With this condition you can check the CPU clock. You can do this the mathematical operators for which you specify for a suitable clock in Hz (Hertz) are available.

 

Is file date

With this condition, you can check the modification date of a file. For this purpose, you can use the mathematical operators are available to which you have to select the appropriate file and change the date in the format dd.mm.yy hh: specify hh: mm.

 

Is file version

With this condition, you can check the file version. For this purpose, you can use the mathematical operators are available to which you have to select the appropriate video file and specify the file version. Only executable files have a version number.

 

If machine is in domain

With this condition, you can check whether a client belongs to the specified domain. You simply specify a domain. The button next to the input box lists to you on all available domains.

 

Is logon user

With this condition, you can check whether a particular user is logged on to the client. Click the button to the right of the input field and a list of all existing and known user of a domain. Select an appropriate user and click Add. When you have added all necessary users, click OK.

 

If registry value name exists

With this condition, you can check whether a specific keys of the registry exists and has a certain value. To do this, from the drop - down box the master key and then the subkey to. Enter this value as well.

Click on the button under the input fields yourself open a registry editor, allowing you to select a key directly.

 

If command has been executed

With this condition, you can check whether a particular client Command   was previously executed. You can also check if the client Command had the correct version.

 

Is RAM capacity

With this condition, you can check the free memory. You can do this the mathematical operators to which you have to specify the amount of RAM available.

 

Is free disk space

With this condition you can check the free space on a partition on the disk. You can do this the mathematical operators to which you have to specify the amount of RAM available.

 

If directory exists

With this condition, you can check whether a given directory exists. You simply specify the appropriate directory.

If file exists

With this condition, you can check if a particular file exists. Simply enter the appropriate file.

 

Is user in group

With this condition, you can check whether the logged-on client user is in a certain group of the domain. Click the button to the right of the input field and a list of all existing groups of a domain Highlight a group and click Add. When you have added all required groups, click OK.

 

If registry key exists

With this condition, you can check if a particular key of the registry exists. To do this, from the drop - down box the master key and then the subkey to. Click on the button under the input fields yourself open a registry editor, allowing you to select a key directly.

 

If ADS container / Property match

With this condition, you can check whether the current user or the client in a particular Active Directory - is container or has a particular property. To view the AD - select container or properties, click on the button to the right of the input field.

 

Is user local admin

With this condition, you can check if the logged in user has local administrator rights.

 

Is operating system

With this condition, you can check whether the operating system has a specific version, such as Windows XP or Windows 8 Simply select the appropriate version from the drop-down box.

 

Is machine name

With this condition, you can check if the computer name is equal to a specified name. To do this click on the button to the right of the input field. There you all the computers of a domain are listed. Click on the button below, only computer they are listed, which are inventoried in the ACMP.

 

Is in container

With this condition, you can check whether the inventoried computers in a specific container (see 6 Container) is. Do this, select the appropriate containers.

 

Compare strings

With this condition, you can check whether two strings are equal. Example, you can be the first string is a ACMP - enter variable and as a second string a specific value. Variables are specified in the format% variable name%. Variables, see the Tag Edit menu, point program.