Remote action

Glossary and referencesSearch and information displayErrors in the execution of remote actionsThe execution of a remote action can fail because of different reasons. Find below the list of possible errors that a failed execution of a remote action can return.The Finder displays the error message in the field Execution status details:TimeoutThe script timed out and was terminated before completion.Execution of remote actions is disabledThe remote action could not be executed: the script execution policy is set to disabled.Invalid signature or certificateThe remote action could not be executed: the script signature is invalid or the certificate is not trusted.User contextThe remote action could not be executed in the context of the user: no user is logged in, there is more than one user logged in (and none are active) or this is a server operating system.Self-help scenarioEngage license not enabled or trying to run on a serverLast updated 8 months ago

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Action was "Check out" Check in Last action was "Check in" Unknown Used for files that don't belong to FtpVC version control (i.e. files don't have stubs), and for local-only files. Also used after the Refresh Without Status command StatusThis column is used to show the status of each file. The list of possible valuesis as follows: Status Description Current The local file is in sync with the remote one Modified The local file is newer than the remote one Out of date The local file is older than the remote one Missing The local file is missing Not in project The remote file's stub does not exist Local-only The remote file does not exist Unknown Either the CRC of the remote file is not recorded in its stub, or the Refresh Without Status command was used. UserThis column contains the name of user who performed the last action. Thename will be Unknown for files that don't belong to FtpVC version control,and for local-only files, or if Refresh Without Statuscommand is used.TimeThe column shows the time of the last version control action. For added, not-in-project,and local-only files, this column will contain the file timestamp.Check-out directoryFor files checked out by the current user ,this column displays the check-outdirectory on the local computer. For all other files, this column is blank.Folder ViewThis pane shows a tree of remote directories, with the current directory selected.Tree items are shown with different icons:Output PaneThis pane shows FTP commands sent to the server and server responses.Contents|Index

1 indicates that the object for sha is already walked, otherwise is set to 0 sha SHA1 The sha of the object, subject to ref-count adjustment adjustment Int The ref-count adjustment to be applied to the object table adjustObject Int A flag that if set it means the calculated adjustment will be applied to the object and the RefCntAdjust record will be deleted, otherwise it will be kept in a walked record db.refhist - Reference history for graph depots Indexed on:repo, type, name, date, action, user, ref Name Type Description repo Key Repository name name Key Reference name type RefType Reference type action RefAction Reference action date Date The date the reference was updated user User The user who made the reference update ref SHA1 Encoded reference value symref Text Symbolic reference db.remote - Remote specifications Indexed on:id Name Type Description id RemoteID The remote identifier owner User The user who created this remote options Int Remote options bitmask: 0: unlocked/nocompress, 1: locked/nocompress, 2: unlocked/compress, 4: locked/compress address Text The P4PORT used by the remote server desc Text Description of the remote server update Date The date this specification was last modified access Date The date of the last push/fetch on this remote fetch Change The last changelist that was fetched push Change The last changelist that was pushed rmtuser User The user to use when connecting to the remote server db.repo - Repository specifications Indexed on:repo Name Type Description repo Key Name of the repo owner User Owner of

Display the SSH server key. switch(config)# show ssh key rsa Keys generated:Fri May 8 22:09:47 2009 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAri3mQy4W1AV9Y2t2hrEWgbUEYzCfTPO5B8LRkedn56BEy2N9ZcdpqE6aqJLZwfZ/ cTFEzaAAZp9AS86dgBAjsKGs7UxnhGySr8ZELv+DQBsDQH6rZt0KR+2Da8hJD4ZXIeccWk0gS1DQUNZ300xstQsYZUtqnx1bvm5/ Ninn0Mc= bitcount:1024 fingerprint: 4b:4d:f6:b9:42:e9:d9:71:3c:bd:09:94:4a:93:ac:ca ************************************** could not retrieve dsa key information ************************************** Step 4 Specify the SSH public key in Open SSH format. switch(config)# username User1 sshkey ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAri3mQy4W1AV9Y2t2hrEWgbUEYz CfTPO5B8LRkedn56BEy2N9ZcdpqE6aqJLZwfZcTFEzaAAZp9AS86dgBAjsKGs7UxnhGySr8ZELv+DQBsDQH6rZt0KR+2Da8hJD4Z XIeccWk0gS1DQUNZ300xstQsYZUtqnx1bvm5Ninn0McNinn0Mc= Step 5 Save the configuration. switch(config)# copy running-config startup-config Configuring Telnet Enabling the Telnet Server By default, the Telnet server is enabled. You can disable the Telnet server on your Cisco Nexus device. Procedure Command or Action Purpose Step 1 switch# configure terminal Enters global configuration mode. Step 2 switch(config)# [no] feature telnet Enables/disables the Telnet server. The default is enabled. Reenabling the Telnet Server If the Telnet server on your Cisco Nexus device has been disabled, you can reenable it. Procedure Command or Action Purpose switch(config)# [no] feature telnet Reenables the Telnet server. Starting Telnet Sessions to Remote Devices Before you start a Telnet session to connect to remote devices, you should do the following: Obtain the hostname for the remote device and, if needed, obtain the username on the remote device. Enable the Telnet server on the Cisco Nexus device. Enable the Telnet server on the remote device. Procedure Command or Action Purpose switch# telnet hostname Creates a Telnet session to a remote device. The hostname argument can be an IPv4 address or a device name. Example The following example shows how to start a Telnet session to connect to a remote device: switch# telnet 10.10.1.1Trying 10.10.1.1...Connected to