To clarify management, it is possible to define system variables for MS. These variables all have a scope, depending on which component is selected in the tree when they are declared.
Altogether, variables can work in three scopes that correspond to configuration levels in the tree: , and .
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Using variables is especially useful in sophisticated, enterprise PNS environments where complex configurations have to be maintained. When referencing variables inside configuration windows, |
By using variables it is simpler and error-free to change a value that is present at many different places. Modifying a corresponding variable results in changed values everywhere they are used.
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Instead of variables, it is recommended to use links. |
By default there are two host variables defined:
Hostname, and
autobind-ip.
3.2.3.6.1. Procedure – Defining variables
Steps:
Select a , or in the configuration tree.
Navigate to .
To create a new variable, click .
Enter the - pair in the respective fields.
Click .
3.2.3.6.2. Procedure – Editing variables
Steps:
Select a in the configuration tree.
Navigate to .
To edit a variable, select the variable and click .
Enter the new - pair in the respective fields.
Click .
3.2.3.6.3. Procedure – Deleting variables
Steps:
Select a in the configuration tree.
Navigate to .
To delete a variable, select the variable and click .
Warning There is no confirmation window after clicking , the variable is deleted instantly. Make sure that you only click if you want to actually delete a variable.
Click .
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