Using the EMC Document Sciences xPression Wizard
The xPression Wizard lets you create tests for any xPression component.
- There are two
ways to add a Test using a Wizard:
- Select an existing Resource, and click Add Test Using Wizard on the right-hand pane.
- From the Admin Console menu, click File -> New -> Monitor. Type a name for the Monitor and click OK
The Add Monitor Tests Using Wizard dialog appears.
- Select xPression Wizard from the list. Click OK and the Welcome page appears.
- Click Next on the Welcome page. The Platform page appears.
- Select the platform on which the xPression Server is running: Windows or Unix.
- Under Computer Name, type the name or IP address of the target computer.
- Under Credentials, select existing credentials to use, or click
browse to define new credentials. If you selected Windows for the xPression platform, skip to Step 12.
- (Unix only) Under Protocol, select one of the following from the dropdown list:
- AUTO. Enables Reveille to automatically discover which SSH protocol you are using.
- SSH1.
- SSH2.
- TELNET.
- (Unix only) Under Telnet Columns, enter the number columns for the Telnet output. Default value is 200.
- (Unix only) Select Authenticate using SSH to use SSH authentication. Optionally, enter a Private Key File to use Public Key Authentication. Or click
browse to locate the key file.
- (Unix only) Select Switch User (sudo) after Login to change the user for command execution after login. Complete the following:
- Under Switch User Credentials, select the new credentials, or click
browse to define the new credentials.
- Under Switch User Command Prompt, select the command prompt to be used for the new user. For example, the root user prompt is typically "#". Consult an Administrator to determine the required prompt.
- Under Switch User Credentials, select the new credentials, or click
- (Unix only) Click Reset to return the Unix settings to the defaults.
- Click Next. The Select Component page appears.
Select a component on the image below to see the Help topic for that component.
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