HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 Update 2 Technical Reference Guide

5. Specify the user account on the target system that will be used for the tool. Select one of the following
options:
Logged-in user
Special user ("root" for UNIX and Linux systems, and "Administrator" for Windows systems)
Specific user
6. Enter the Command with parameters field.
7. (Optional) Enter the Environment variables for the tool. See “Environment variables for custom tools
for a list of variables available from HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM).
(Optional) Click Delete to delete a specified variable.
(Optional) Click Add to add additional variables.
DOS environment variables are supported in the custom tool parameters and work as parameters on
the New Custom Tool page or the Manage Custom Tools page. However, they must be surrounded
by double percent (%) signs. For example, to pass in the
NOTICELABEL
environment variable as a
parameter, it should be entered as
%%NOTICELABEL%%
on the parameter line. The environment
variables can also be accessed from a batch file or script file. To use them in a batch file or a script
file, only a single percent (%) sign should precede and succeed the environment variable name. See
“Custom tools referencefor a list of other substitutable variables.
8. Select Tool can be scheduled if the tool can be scheduled.
9. Click OK to add the new tool to the Custom Tools menu and access the Manage Custom Tools
page, or click Previous to return to the previous page to select another type of custom tool.
NOTE: New custom tool tools are located under ToolsCustom Tools.
Related procedure
Editing a CMS tool
Related topics
Custom tools
Managing custom tools
Creating a new web page tool
Use this tool to create a tool that integrates a Web application or website. All tools are automatically launched
into a separate browser window. For example, to add a path to the HP website, add the URL: http://hp.com.
To add a link to the site on a selected system, add a URL such as: https://%n:2381. The target system is
substituted for the %n when the tool is launched. The resulting command launches the System Management
Homepage on the target system. This tool creates a temporary XML tool definition file under /var/tmp then
loads it with the command mxtool af
filename
. You only need to enter data into the required fields.
This tool is available on Linux and HP-UX systems only.
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