Operations, Variable, Operation – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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str.telnet.user.password=Password

str.telnet.user.password.info=No longer than 32 characters.

str.telnet.user.level=User Level

str.telnet.user.service.type=Service Type

The following describes properties supported by the elements in the file.

Operations

The Operations element is the root node of the operation definition file in

Table 9

.

Table 9 Properties supported by the Operations element

Property

name

Description Required

Remarks

devCapability

Device

capability set
supported by the

component

N

The capability set must be defined in the <component

name>_devCapabilities.xml file or be ALL (which means
supports all devices).

It is ALL by default.

devCapability="" means not support any device.

The values of devCapability can be the capability sets

defined in the <component name>_devCapabilities.xml
file, separated by colons (,).

Example:

<Operations devCapability="baseDC,dc1">

<!—-operation definition-->

</Operations>

Variable

The Variable element, shown in

Table 10

is used to define a variable. The consequent operation

definitions can reference the variable in the format ${}.
The user-defined variable takes precedence over the system-defined variable.
For more information about replaceable variables, see later sections.

Table 10 Properties supported by the Variable element

Property

name

Description Required Remarks

Name Variable

name

Y

The value can contain only letters, digits, underlines (_),
and dots (.).

Value Variable

value

Y

N/A

Example:

<Variable name="RestServerIP" value="10.153.88.70" />

Operation

Operations can contain multiple operation definitions, each of which defines a service operation

in

Table 11

.

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