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Appendix 13 Using Adapters
Windows Adapter
Windows Adapter
Cisco Process Orchestrator’s process automation engine provides the logical constructs necessary to
support even the most complex requirements to automate Microsoft Windows server operating systems
tasks. Windows Server 2003 or later is required for use in Process Orchestrator.
support even the most complex requirements to automate Microsoft Windows server operating systems
tasks. Windows Server 2003 or later is required for use in Process Orchestrator.
The Windows Adapter provides the ability to easily query Windows performance data and execute
Windows commands and scripts.
Windows commands and scripts.
The Windows Adapter provides the following activities for querying specific Windows performance
information. Additional activities can display in the Process Editor toolbox if you have imported the
Windows automation pack. For more information about using these activities, see
information. Additional activities can display in the Process Editor toolbox if you have imported the
Windows automation pack. For more information about using these activities, see
.
Activity
Description
Control Windows Service
Specifies the Windows service to which an action should be performed.
See
Copy Folder
Copies file folders from one location to another.
See
Correlate Windows Event
Specifies the event log information that is to be located on the target.
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Create Folder
Creates a file path.
Execute Windows
Command
Command
Specifies the Windows command and the target directory on which to
execute.
execute.
See
Execute Windows
PowerShell Script
PowerShell Script
Specifies a Windows command and the target directory on which to
execute.
execute.
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Execute Windows Script
Specifies the Windows script and target directory on which to execute.
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Get Folder Properties
Retrieves folder properties.
Query Windows Events
Specifies the criteria for an event that must be matched to trigger the
process.
process.
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