howto import command line entries including custom parameter with CSV wizzard

Hi Nicolas,

a good way to check the parameter field names are: mark the connection -> right click -> Zwischenablage -> Kopieren

Paste it into a notepad of your choice and you can check the parameter field names.

Regards,
Min

Thanks Min - very good advice!

It seems, that the values of the fields i'm looking for are hashed
->


<SafeParam1Default>ECPzlLP4ZAHVzdGmPi5vvQ==</SafeParam1Default>



Do you know, how they're hashed, or if there is a way to import the values in clear text?

Hi Nicolas,

import with clear text values should work - the hash (should) be generated for the value automatically.

But to be safe I recommend to test it with a one-line csv :)

Regards,
Min

Can't get it imported.
Tried with hased and clear text values.

Here's an example of what i want to import (SafeParam1Default is the value im struggling with)

ConnectionType,ConnectionSubType,SubMode,Name,Group,Description,Expiration,Parent,Host,Port:,CredentialUserName,CredentialDomain,CredentialPassword,SafeParam1Default
Befehlszeile,,0,"Entry Name",Kunden\# HiPath3000 / OSBiz,,,,HostName,,31994,,31994,+4912345678


Also tried with teh other values regaring Prameter1 included:

ConnectionType,ConnectionSubType,SubMode,Name,Group,Description,Expiration,Parent,Host,Port,CredentialUserName,CredentialDomain,CredentialPassword,Parameter1DataType,Parameter1Label,SafeParam1Default
Befehlszeile,,0,"Entrry Name",Kunden\# HiPath3000 / OSBiz,,,,HostName,,31994,,31994,Text,ISDN ManagerE,+4912345678

Hello Nicolas,

Let me verify with our engineering department if something can be done and get back to you on this subject.

Best regards,