30 docs tagged with "Agents"

Enable CaptureJobStatistics to collect performance counters for Windows Agent jobs and view them in Daily Job Operations.

Identify the correct installation media type to use when installing the Windows Agent.

Run scripts stored centrally in OpCon using the Windows Agent Embedded Script job action.

Use the Exit Code Override File (E.C.O.F.) to return custom exit codes from jobs that do not produce meaningful termination statuses.

Monitor for file arrivals using the Windows Agent File Arrival job type, with support for wildcards, sub-directories, and stable-size checking.

Configure and use SMA File Transfer to move files between Windows machines and other platforms.

Test Windows Agent job execution using the genericp.exe utility, which accepts configurable sleep time and exit code parameters.

Configure InitializationScript and TerminationScript to map network drives and printers when the Windows Agent starts and stops.

Install and configure multiple Windows Agent instances on a single machine.

Retrieve job output and runtime details using the Job Output Retrieval System (JORS) service included with the Windows Agent.

Force-end a running process by process ID using the kill.exe command-line utility included with the Windows Agent.

Understand the Windows Agent log files, their locations, archive behavior, and how to configure log retention.

Start and stop the Windows Agent service using Windows Service Control Manager.

Trigger OpCon events from external programs by placing event files in the MSGIN directory on the Windows Agent machine.

Reference for all MSLSAM.ini settings that control Windows Agent behavior, including network, process, logging, JORS, and SMAFT configuration.

Install the Windows Agent for the first time and create the corresponding machine definition in OpCon.

Configure the Windows Agent service to run as a Local System account or Windows domain user.

Set the ERRORLEVEL exit code for command scripts using the seterror.exe utility included with the Windows Agent.

Display the process IDs and command lines for all jobs currently running on the Windows Agent.

Install the Windows Agent in silent mode using command-line parameters without a graphical installer.

Use SMACheckFileSecurity to verify that a file exists on the agent machine before allowing downstream jobs to proceed.

Send a custom status message to OpCon from within a running script using the SMAStatus command.

Use StartAllProcessWrapper to run a script or executable as a proxy for all jobs started by the Windows Agent.

Configure TLS security for encrypted communication between the Windows Agent and the OpCon server.

Upgrade an existing Windows Agent installation to a new version.

OpCon agent that allows OpCon to schedule and run Windows jobs. Covers installation, configuration, advanced features, utilities, and reference.

Reference for all environment variables the Windows Agent defines for each job it starts.

Reference for Windows Agent exit condition codes returned for failed jobs and File Arrival jobs.

Version history and change details for the Windows Agent, including new features, improvements, and bug fixes.

Understand how the WindowState setting controls job window visibility on the Windows desktop.