Script Repository UI overview

Powered by our new Modern Agent, the Script Repository lets you create new scripts and edit or duplicate existing ones.

This documentation reflects the current capabilities of the Script Repository and will be updated as new features and functions are released.

Access the Script Repository

Actions available from the Script Repository view

After you locate the script you are looking for, you can act directly from the Script Repository with the following tasks:

All device level actions initiated from the Script Repository are recorded in the User Audit Report, available from Reports > User Audit Report.

Viewable data fields in Script Repository

Script name
A unique identifier for the script. You can update this in N-sight.
Description
Description of the script’s intended use, including any configuration requirements, as defined by the script author.
Service Organization
N-sight account name.
Customer
Client name.
Site
Name of the Client's Site.
Windows
Indicates if the script is Windows compatible.
macOS
Indicates if the script is macOS compatible.
Linux
Indicates if the script is Linux compatible.
Type
Some scripting languages have multiple variations within the same file extension. The script type provides additional context about which variation of the scripting language is used.

Supported script types:

  • Windows: PowerShell, PowerShell Core, and Python.
  • macOS and Linux: PowerShell Core, Bash, Python, and Shell.
File name
File name of the script.
File size
Size of the file in KB units.
Version
The current version of the script. The initial version of a script in the repository is assigned 1. Each time the script is modified and saved, the version number automatically increases by 1.
Created date
Date script was added to the repository.
Created by
User who created the script.
Last edited date
Date the script was last edited.
Last edited by
User who last edited the script.
Repository ID
ID number assigned to the script when it was added to the repository.
Timeout
The duration in seconds that a script is allowed to run on a device before it is terminated. Defaults to the maximum value of 3600 seconds.

Ecoverse functions

All new Ecoverse views support filtering, sorting, searching, and exporting.

Select a link below to view full instructions and details.

Some Ecoverse views may not include all available functions at launch. As new views are developed, features like filtering, sorting, searching, and exporting may be added over time.

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