Before a script can be run through CMS Supervisor, the following conditions must be met:
The username associated with an automatic script must be assigned all the permissions required for all operations specified by the script.
No more than four scripting CMS Supervisor sessions, including background sessions initiated by automatic scripts, can be run simultaneously on a PC.
Caution:
When using scripts to change VDNs, verify that only one script is running at a time. If multiple scripts execute in parallel that are all changing VDNs, some VDN changes may not finish.
The PC must be running at the time when an automatic script is scheduled to run.
Once a script is created, it can be started by accessing the script file directly from a Microsoft Windows Explorer window.
You must schedule mission-critical activities, such as backups, through Timetables on the CMS Supervisor server. For more information about Timetable scheduling, see Creating and scheduling a timetable.
