External console tools
Published: November 10, 2020 - 1:22 AM
Hello,
I'm looking into the console's external tools (version 1.7.3.5) and I have a few questions. Unfortunately, the online documentation is almost silent on plugins. Is there any additional documentation available? If not, could you answer a few questions I have so I can figure out how the external tools work on my own?
The example in the documentation, "Executable: explorer.exe Arguments: \\{ip}\c$", doesn't work on my console.
1st question: Is the specified executable the one on the console machine or the target machine?
2nd question: If an executable is specified in the arguments line, is it indeed an executable on the target machine?
3rd question: Is there a list of usable variables like {ip}, {uuid}...?
4th question: If I enter, for example, \\{ip} in the arguments field, it's transformed into \{ip} after validation. What escape character should I use before \\?
Question 5: Regarding execution rights in a domain, which user is used: the Windows session user on the console or the local SYSTEM user on the target machine?
For example, with psexec, by default in the command line, `psexec \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx shutdown /p` uses the rights of the domain user who opened cmd.exe on the console machine.
Do I need to upgrade my WAPT Enterprise server, or is version 1.7.3.5 fully functional with external tools?
Thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to help me.
I'm looking into the console's external tools (version 1.7.3.5) and I have a few questions. Unfortunately, the online documentation is almost silent on plugins. Is there any additional documentation available? If not, could you answer a few questions I have so I can figure out how the external tools work on my own?
The example in the documentation, "Executable: explorer.exe Arguments: \\{ip}\c$", doesn't work on my console.
1st question: Is the specified executable the one on the console machine or the target machine?
2nd question: If an executable is specified in the arguments line, is it indeed an executable on the target machine?
3rd question: Is there a list of usable variables like {ip}, {uuid}...?
4th question: If I enter, for example, \\{ip} in the arguments field, it's transformed into \{ip} after validation. What escape character should I use before \\?
Question 5: Regarding execution rights in a domain, which user is used: the Windows session user on the console or the local SYSTEM user on the target machine?
For example, with psexec, by default in the command line, `psexec \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx shutdown /p` uses the rights of the domain user who opened cmd.exe on the console machine.
Do I need to upgrade my WAPT Enterprise server, or is version 1.7.3.5 fully functional with external tools?
Thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to help me.