RDM $Variables$ in cmd
Hello Forum,
can a session tool (cmd) understand $Variable$ from @Call RDM
i.g.
"D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.exe" -c -T $IP$ && pause"
expected: D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.exe" -c -T 192.168.120.5 && pause
$IP$ or $HOSTNAME$ wasn't replaced by "192.168.120.5" or "Server01"
All Comments (8)
What was the type of session that you tried to run the session tool?
David Hervieux
In Session ScriptTools it's declared as "Command Line". The tool is from http://fping.org/ and works well in cmd
edited by reredok on 9/24/2012
fping_rdm.jpg
Hi,
I have verified and it seems to work fine with the variable $HOST$
David Hervieux
Divided the call in cmd-File 2 Lines:
fpingcmd.cmd:
" ... "D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.exe" -c -T $HOST$
pause
"
Message:
D:\Dropbox\execute>"D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.
Host $HOST$ ignored
Fast pinger version 3.00
(c) Wouter Dhondt (http://www.kwakkelflap.com
No host specified
D:\Dropbox\execute>pause
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .
Could you export me the session script?
David Hervieux
as .rdm
FPING.rdm
Hi,
I've verified and you need to pass $HOST$ in parameter. RDM is not able to replace the content of your cmd file.
David Hervieux
OK I understand ...
Macros/Script/Tools:
FPING
%ComSpec% /C D:\Dropbox\execute\fpingcmd.cmd $IP$
Script itself:
"D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.exe" %1 -c -T
produces:
C:\Windows\system32>"D:\Dropbox\execute\Fping.exe" 10.135.37.130 -c -T
Fast pinger version 3.00
(c) Wouter Dhondt (http://www.kwakkelflap.com)
Pinging 10.135.37.130 with 32 bytes of data every 1000 ms:
14:13:50.648 : Reply[1] from 10.135.37.130: bytes=32 time=6.0 ms TTL=126
14:13:51.652 : Reply[2] from 10.135.37.130: bytes=32 time=3.3 ms TTL=126