HPE XP7 Automation Director User Manual page 276

Property Key
OS.targetHost
OS.userType
OS.listOutputFileNameR
emote
OS.listOutputFileNameL
ocal
NOTE: Although some of the properties in the tables indicate that they can be omitted, they may be
required when used in conjunction with some other property setting as indicated in the descriptions.
Server requirements
Supported Windows-based OS or Unix OS servers
Usage guidelines
• If you are running this service in a Unix OS environment, do not use multibyte characters in properties.
• If you specify multibyte characters, and the OS of the server obtaining the list of OS users is a
Windows-based OS, specify a value for the output file name (remote) property that is no longer than
256 bytes.
• If you specify multibyte characters, specify a value for the output file name (local) property that is no
longer than 256 bytes.
• If the file names specified for remote and local already exist, the existing files are overwritten. The file
on the remote side is also deleted. For this reason, make sure that file names are specified correctly.
• If there is no folder at the path specified as remote, the folder is created. The created folder is left
undeleted. If it is not used periodically, delete it.
276 Additional service templates
Property Name
Windows/Unix server
host name
OS user type
Output file name
(remote)
Output file name (local)
Description
Specify the host name or
IP address of a
Windows-based OS or
Unix OS server from
which an OS user list is
to be obtained. IPv6
addresses are not
supported.
Specify "local" or
"domain" as the OS user
type. This property only
takes effect when the
agent server is running
Windows-based OS.
Specifies the full path
name of the file on the
Windows-based OS
server or Unix OS server
where the list of OS
users is output. The
remote file is deleted
after the transfer.
Specifies the local file
name where the list of
OS users is output.
Required
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O
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R