Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide
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Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide
Appendix 13 Using Adapters
Cisco Process Orchestrator Adapter Help for Terminal Adapter
Step 4
Click OK.
See Also
Defining a Get File Activity
Use the Get File activity to retrieve files from a Unix/Linux system target to transfer to a specified local
directory using either the Secured File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) or Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) if SFTP
or SCP is available on the given target. If both protocols are available, SFTP will be used.
directory using either the Secured File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) or Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) if SFTP
or SCP is available on the given target. If both protocols are available, SFTP will be used.
To define the To define the Get File activity:
Step 1
On the Toolbox pane, under Secure Shell (SSH), select Get File and drag and drop the activity onto the
Workflow pane.
Workflow pane.
The Get File property page displays.
Step 2
Click the Get File tab to specify the remote files and file path to the local directory to where the files
will be copied.
will be copied.
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Remote files on the target to copy from—The list of files on the Unix/Linux system the user wants
to retrieve. If a relative path is specified, it will be relative to the product local application data
directory.
to retrieve. If a relative path is specified, it will be relative to the product local application data
directory.
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Add—Click to launch the Enter Remote File to Add dialog box to type the file name to be added
to the list.
to the list.
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Edit—Highlight the appropriate file name and click Edit to launch the Enter Remote File to Add
dialog box to modify the file name in the list.
dialog box to modify the file name in the list.
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Remove—Highlight the appropriate file name and click Remove to remove the file name from
the list.
the list.
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Remove All—Click Remove All to remove all the files in the list.
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Local windows runtime user for accessing local file systems—From the drop-down list, select the
windows runtime user account that contains the credentials to access local files.
windows runtime user account that contains the credentials to access local files.
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The user must have the Log on as batch job and Allow log on locally User Rights Assignment.
To adjust the user right assignments, go to: Administrative Tools/Local Security Policy/Security
Settings/Local Policies/User Rights Assignment.
To adjust the user right assignments, go to: Administrative Tools/Local Security Policy/Security
Settings/Local Policies/User Rights Assignment.
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Local directory to copy files to—Specify the file path to the local directory to where the files will
be copied. The default file path is relative to the product local application data directory.
be copied. The default file path is relative to the product local application data directory.
For example:
C:\Documents and Settings\test\Local Settings\Application Data
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Overwrite—Select the appropriate option to determine the circumstances in which the copied file
should overwrite any existing file in the local directory.
should overwrite any existing file in the local directory.
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Do not overwrite—Indicates the copied file should never overwrite the existing file
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Always overwrite—Indicates the copied file should always overwrite the existing file
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Pull only if newer—Retrieves the file only if the file on the Unix/Linux system is more recent
than the local copy.
than the local copy.