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Appendix 13 Using Adapters
Terminal Adapter
Getting Started Using the Terminal Adapter
Use the following process to monitor and manage Terminal adapter instances.
Step 1
Create the Terminal targets (see
).
Step 2
Define a Terminal message runtime users (see
).
Step 3
Define a Terminal command activity (see
).
Step 4
View the activity results (see
).
Configuring the Terminal Adapter
Configuring SSH Version 2.0 Support for Cisco IOS Devices
To properly execute Cisco IOS processes and activities against the Terminal adapter, the IOS device
cannot run using SSH v1.0. The IOS devices should be configured to run SSH v2.0. The Secure Shell
Version 2 Support feature allows users to configure Secure Shell (SSH) Version 2.
cannot run using SSH v1.0. The IOS devices should be configured to run SSH v2.0. The Secure Shell
Version 2 Support feature allows users to configure Secure Shell (SSH) Version 2.
Before configuring SSH, download the k9 (Triple Data Encryption Standard [3DES]) software image
from Cisco IOS Release 12.3(4)T, 12.2(25)S, or 12.3(7)JA onto your router.
from Cisco IOS Release 12.3(4)T, 12.2(25)S, or 12.3(7)JA onto your router.
For additional information on configuring IOS devices for SSH v2.0 support, see
Secure Shell Version
2 Support
on the Cisco web site.
Configuring an Expect Template
Because creating Terminal targets can be complex, the expect template provides users with limited
knowledge of expects a simpler method to complete the target configuration properties. Expect templates
contain default configuration sequence of expects and elevated privilege command expects.
knowledge of expects a simpler method to complete the target configuration properties. Expect templates
contain default configuration sequence of expects and elevated privilege command expects.
The Expect Template tab on the Terminal Adapter dialog box displays the list of default expect template
configurations that have been created using the Expect Templates dialog box. From this tab, users can
create, modify, and delete expect templates.
configurations that have been created using the Expect Templates dialog box. From this tab, users can
create, modify, and delete expect templates.
Expect templates can be imported and exported just like other objects in an automation pack. Imported
expect templates from an automation pack can only be modified by the author of that automation pack.
A Process Orchestrator content-author can only export those expect templates created by that content
author.
expect templates from an automation pack can only be modified by the author of that automation pack.
A Process Orchestrator content-author can only export those expect templates created by that content
author.
Step 1
Choose Administration > Adapters, highlight Terminal Adapter, right-click and choose Properties.
Step 2
Click the Expect Templates tab, then click New > Expect Template.
Step 3
Click the General tab and enter the required information.
Step 4
Click the Expect Template tab to configure the default expect values.
Step 5
Complete the following information for the connection patterns.
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Prompt—Enter the system prompt pattern in regular expression
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Error—Enter the error message pattern in regular expression