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WhatsUp Gold Configuration Management Script Language Guide

Using Configuration Management Variables

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Table of Contents
  • About the Configuration Management Custom Script Language
  • Using Configuration Management Comments
    • About Configuration Management comments
  • Using Configuration Management Variables
    • About variables
    • Variable definitions
    • Accessing protocol settings
    • Using variables with Configuration Management templates
    • Using reserved Configuration Management variable names
  • Using Configuration Management Commands
    • About commands
    • About basic Configuration Management command syntax
    • About strings and regular expressions in Configuration Management
    • About "
      quot;
    • Storing Configuration Management command output in the database
    • Editing Configuration Management command output
    • Using Configuration Management commands with queries
    • About Configuration Management command layout
    • Configuration Management script variables affecting command execution
    • About Configuration Management command types
    • @login
    • @enable
    • @logout
    • Device commands
    • Low-level commands
    • @connect
    • @write
    • @read
    • @if
    • FTP commands
  • Script Examples
    • Example Scripts
  • Copyright notice
Table of Contents

Using Configuration Management Variables

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  • Last Updated: May 12, 2023
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    • WhatsUp Gold
    • Version 2026
    • Version 2025
    • Version 2024
    • Version 2023.1
Contents
  • About variables
  • Variable definitions
  • Accessing protocol settings
  • Using variables with Configuration Management templates
  • Using reserved Configuration Management variable names
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