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An action is a script, binary, or executable that makes changes to a host. You can categorize your actions as Pre, Post, Macro, or Probes.

Pre- Actions

Pre-Actions are scripts that are run on managed hosts before the job tasks are carried out.

Post Actions

Post Actions are scripts that are run on managed hosts after the job tasks are carried out.

Probes

You can run test on hosts to ensure that they can do a job before the tasks begin. If the test returns success, the job tasks can be carried out.

Macros

A macro is a short script that outputs a single line. This output replaces a macro sign in a local Configuration file. The macro value is used to customize a Configuration file for its host machine. You create a job that installs a Configuration file on multiple hosts.

To Add Actions
  1. Choose Manage Local Content from the Actions menu in the Update Channel window.
    The Manage Local Content window appears.
  2. Choose Actions.
  3. Type a name for the action.
    The name should be easily interpreted.
  4. Enter a brief description of the file.
  5. Select the Action type.
  6. Select the Distribution to apply the action.
  7. The category is automatically selected in the Parent based on the type of Action.
  8. To select the package from the Satellite, click Browse in the File option.
    Select the file from the Satellite.
  9. Click Apply to upload the file.
    The action file is uploaded onto the selected distribution.

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