Processing Illegal Changes to External
Commands
Use
When a CCMS administrator calls the command maintenance transaction, he or she is informed of any changes that were made to external commands by means other than the maintenance transaction.
The administrator can then decide whether or not to accept these changes or to restore the old status. It is not possible to execute an illegally created or changed external command. A corresponding entry is written in the system log.
Procedure
To accept or reset changes:
Illegal changes are displayed in two lists. You can switch between these two lists by selecting Show original values and Show changed values.
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1. Select (in the appropriate list) the command that you want to accept or reset.
2. Choose Reset to orig. value or Accept ill. changes.
Note the list in which you are currently working:
· If you are in the list of original commands, the changes will be reset in all of the commands selected.
· If you are in the list of changed commands, the changes will be accepted.
In both cases, the corresponding commands are then removed from the lists of changed commands.
Comparing Old and New Commands
As a CCMS administrator, you can use the function for comparing "old" and "new" external commands. You can also see a note that states the nature of each change in the second column of the lists of the "old" and "new" commands, immediately after the checkbox:
C |
Command was newly created |
D |
Command was deleted |
M |
Command was modified |
As soon as you exit the list, the system displays the list of all external commands defined in this system.
See also:
Syslog Trace and System Alert Monitor