Settings. A Custom Command is a command that users can run when they select a field or a row in a table in the TLC Console.
To create, edit, or delete Custom Commands:
| 1. | From the menu bar, select Options >Settings. |
| 2. | In the side bar of the Settings dialog, click User Settings > Custom Commands. |
| 3. | To create a Custom Command: |
| a. | In the workspace of the Settings dialog, click Add. |
| b. | Complete the Custom Command dialog (see Table 68). |
| c. | To test the command on the IP address of a system in your TLC environment, click Test. |
| d. | If the test is successful, click Save. |
To change the properties of a Custom Command:
| a. | In the workspace of the Settings dialog, double-click the command. |
| b. | Make your changes in the Custom Command dialog (see Table 68). |
| c. | To test the command on the IP address of a system in your TLC environment, click Test. |
| d. | If the test is successful, click Save. |
To enable a disabled command, select the command in the workspace and click 
Enable.
To disable a command, select the command and click 
Disable.
To delete a command, select the line for the command in the workspace and click
Delete.
If DOS Command is selected in a Custom Command's Output field (see Table 68), the command runs an executable file saved in the Scripts folder of the local system's TLC Console installation directory. In the workspace table, TLC will highlight such a Custom Command if:
The local Scripts directory does not contain the executable file assigned to the command, or
The executable file differs from the last version of the file approved for use by TLC; for example, if the file has been changed (or replaced) in the Scripts folder of the local system or another TLC Console.
If a Custom Command is highlighted, TLC will not run the command until the executable file's integrity is verified.
To verify the integrity of a changed executable file, click 
Verify File Change and follow the on-screen instructions.
|
Field |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Name |
The name of the Custom Command. |
|
Enabled |
Enables the command for use by TLC users. |
|
Data type |
Indicates if the Custom Command is available when a user selects an IP address, a port number, or either (Multi-Value). |
|
Output |
Determines how TLC will run the command. Default Browser. Runs a command specified by the URL field in the user's default Web browser (e.g., Internet Explorer or Firefox). Internal Browser. Runs a command specified by the URL field in a browser window opened in the user's TLC Console. DOS Command. Runs an executable file specified by the Command field. |
|
URL |
Note: This field is only enabled if Default Browser or Internal Browser is selected from the Output drop-down. Defines a URL command beginning with http: or https:. As needed, you can append the following options to the end of the URL: <ip> passes an IP address to the command. <port> passes a port number to the command. For example, this URL passes an IP address to the specified website: http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/<ip> |
|
Command |
Note: This field is only enabled if DOS Command is selected from the Output drop-down. Specifies an executable file (i.e., a BAT, EXE, or CMD file) stored in the Scripts folder of your TLC Console installation directory. Note: If the Custom Command is intended for use by multiple TLC Consoles, the executable file must be copied to the Scripts folder on each TLC Console host system. |
|
Options |
Note: This field is only enabled if DOS Command is selected from the Output drop-down. (Optional) Specifies command-line options for the executable file specified in the Command field. For example, <ip> passes an IP address, and <port> passes a port number. |