Toolset
You can add, edit and delete entries to the NMIS Toolset table.
*** BUT BE CAREFUL ***
For most users this file should be considered a static table and other than the privilege level fields nothing else will need to be changed. Therefore, extreme caution should be used when modifying this table and any other changes should only be made if you thoroughly understand the coded structure of NMIS. You have been warned.
The button group. This is an identifier that groups related buttons but also describes the part of the NMIS menu display to which they belong. There are currently five defined groups: action, table, plugin, tool, access.
The display order of the buttons. This is unique within the group.
This is a table unique identifier for the button that is to be assigned a privilege level. Make sure that is unique in the table, not only within the button group. NOTE: button names should NOT be changed as this value is hard-coded with this NMIS code to identify and properly associate the section of code that should execute this command.
Assigns whether the button should be active or inactive at each privilege level.
level0 => administrator level1 => manager level2 => engineer level3 => operator level4 => guest level5 => anonymous
If "yes" this will add the query part of the URI with "file=$conf" where $conf is the value of the main package.
Display of the button.
Optional. Define the server address part of the URI or fill in the parameter name, must contains <>, defined in the NMIS configuration which contains the URI. For example "http://www.apache.org" or "<cgi_url_base>" which is defined in NMIS configuration.
Optional. Define the parameters of the URI query. For example "file=nmis.conf&type=access".
Optional Define the name of the script of the URI. This can be for example *.pl or *.sh.
Optional Define the parameter name of the NMIS configuration which contains the name of the script.
Optional Here you can user define the link.