Building Task Scripts
- Last Updated: August 28, 2024
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- Version 2026
Use Build Script to:
- Interactively write, test, and run scripts (CLI, such as shell or console) command syntax for a specific device.
- Test, tweak, and add commands to your script.
Building Scripts Interactively Against the CLI of a Device (Extreme Networks CLI Example Shown)
Using the Task Script Builder
After a failed run, you can interactively run, fix, and Save changes using the Task Script Debugger.
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Device selector. |
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Credential display field. Connection protocol (SSH or Telnet, for example) and credentials. These are determined by the Remote Client Settings. |
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Command test and run section. This is your workbench for running and testing commands. See both the CLI reference for the target device/switch (Cisco IOS command reference, for example) and the Configuration Management Custom Script Language guide for what you can invoke here. |
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Store command output in archive. Fork output to file. (Useful for cases where command output is very large.) |
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Result history. Command results view (for cases where you run Test). |
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Script window. Current script command sequence. (Which you can save) |
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Save button. Save to Task Script Library. (Script name will include date/time.) |