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OnCommand Workflow Automation 5.0
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Edit Remote System Type dialog box

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The Edit Remote System Type dialog box enables you to modify the name, description, version, protocol, default port, and default timeout of an existing remote system type. You cannot modify a NetApp-certified remote system type.

  • Details tab

  • Validation Script tab

Details tab

Enables you to edit the details of the remote system type, such as the name, description, version, and connection protocol.

  • Name

    Enables you to edit the name of the remote system type.

  • Description

    Enables you to modify the description of the remote system type.

  • Version

    Enables you to edit the version number of the remote system type in major.minor.revision format—​for example, 1.0.0.

  • Connection Protocol

    Enables you to select one of the following protocols that should be used by OnCommand Workflow Automation (WFA) when connecting to the remote system:

    • HTTPS with fallback to HTTP

      The connection primarily uses HTTPS. If connection through HTTPS fails, HTTP is used. If connection through HTTP also fails, the connection attempt is dropped.

    • HTTPS Only

    • HTTP Only

    • Custom

      When you select a connection protocol, the protocol, default port, and default timeout (sec) fields are populated with data.

Validation Script tab

Enables you to provide a validation script to test the connectivity of the remote system. The validation script must be written in Perl and must include the following function: checkCredentials($host, $user, $password, $protocol, $port, $timeout). During validation, WFA calls the checkCredentials function with the values that are configured for the remote system type and the connection protocol. The function returns the value “1” on successful validation of connectivity or “0” on failure of connection validation.

You can click Test Perl Script to run the script for testing the connectivity.

Command buttons

  • Save

    Saves the modified configuration settings of the remote system type and closes the dialog box.

  • Cancel

    Cancels changes, if any, and closes the dialog box.