Upload Files/Binaries

This is an option to upload the required files such as zip, MIB, and scripts (batch and shell) into Applications Manager directory, without much of manual effort. You just have to provide the file by browsing it from your local machine and it gets automatically uploaded to the required directory of Applications Manager.

Note: By default, the Upload Files/Binaries page is enabled in the Web Client. As an administrator, if you wish to disable this option, navigate to Settings → Security Settings and enable the checkbox for Disable file upload and save.

Follow the steps given below to upload a file:

• In Settings tab, select Upload Files/Binaries.
• Click Browse to locate the file to be uploaded in your local machine. 

  Note: The file to be uploaded must be present in your local machine.

• Choose the type of upload such as ZIP, MIB, Script, or QPM. The purpose of choosing the type is to upload the files into the respective directories designated for each upload type. The QPM upload option will be selected by default.
• Click Upload to upload the files to the desired directory of Applications Manager Home. You can also see the Applications Manager Home directory below the File Upload table.

The uploaded files will be available under the specified directory of Applications Manager and can be used for other operations.

The following files can be uploaded to the Applications Manager using the Upload Files/Binaries option.

• QPM file: This option is used to upload QPM files to the server. QPM's are patches that, once uploaded, will be applied during the next server startup.
• MIB file for Sending Trap Action
• Script file for Executing Program Action
• MIB file for adding SNMP OID attributes in Custom Monitors

The user can alternatively

• Put the MIBs in mibs folder eg : <Applications Manager Home>\working\mibs directory.
• Scripts for execution in the <Applications Manager Home>\working\ or <Applications Manager Home>\resources folder and then give the path appropriately with respect to <Applications Manager Home>\working folder.