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Custom commands allow you to perform many functions from within the BMC Server Automation Console that might otherwise require you to launch a command line interface like Network Shell or other external applications.
You can define a custom command to perform any of the following actions:
A typical installation includes standard custom commands that are available by default if your role has the appropriate permissions. The following table lists the standard custom commands BMC Server Automation provides:
Custom Command |
Description |
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Agent Information |
Runs the Network Shell |
Network Top |
Displays processes running on servers across a network. Information appears in a shell and is updated on a periodic basis. |
NSH Here |
Opens a Network Shell on specified servers. |
Reboot Server |
Reboots specified servers. |
Remote Desktop Connection |
Opens a connection with a remote Microsoft Windows machine. |
Secadmin |
Runs the secadmin utility, which returns the security settings for one or more servers. Running this command on multiple servers determines whether their security settings match. |
Server Overview |
Displays information about the configuration of specified servers, such as their speed, disk size, and memory. |
View Disk Usage |
Displays statistics about disk usage on specified servers. |
View Memory Usage |
Displays memory usage on specified servers. |
View Processes |
Displays processes running on specified servers. |
View Server Activity |
Displays overview information about activity on specified servers, such as the number of processes running and the amount of memory used on those servers. |
The Custom Command Administration window lets you perform any of the following procedures: