Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

Event log name—The name of the event log to be matched. Enter a name or expression in the 
text field.

Event types—Check the check boxes for the types of events that must be matched. 

Event source—Check the check box and then enter the source or click the Reference tool to 
select a variable to find event log entries by where they occurred.

Event number—Check the check box and then enter the event ID or click the Reference tool to 
select a variable to find an event log entry by the event ID.

Event description—Check the check box and then enter the description or click the Reference 
tool to select a variable to find an event log entry matching a description.

Event computer—Check this check box to find an event log entry by matching a specific 
computer.  Enter the computer name in the text field that should be matched or click the 
Reference tool to select a variable for the field value.

Complete the appropriate information in the remaining tabs as necessary, then click Save to complete 
the activity definition.

Click the Event Criteria display-only tab to view the event log information that located on the target. 
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Use the Copy Folders activity to copy file folders from one location to another.

On the Toolbox, select Copy Folders and drag and drop the activity onto the Workflow pane.

The Copy Folders property page displays.

Click the Inputs tab to continue and specify the following information:

Source – Files or folders to be copied

Destination – Location to where the files or folders will be copied

Click Save on the toolbar to save the activity properties.

Click the instance display-only tab to view the source and destination of the files and to view the inputs 
and outputs of the activity. See also, 

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Use the NSLookup activity for testing and troubleshooting DNS servers.

On the Toolbox, select NSLookup and drag and drop the activity onto the Workflow pane.

The NSLookup property page displays.