Two possible ways I can think of to accomplish this:
1) Good solution: Spectrum-API Do some API-magic to watch for an event and if triggered run your external script. (Works only if you’re familiar with Java/C++ and the Spectrum-API) 2) Dirty solution: SpectroWatch + EventProcedure Setup a SpectroWatch to monitor a custom-attribute for a certain value (e.g. “true”) and if found let the watch execute your script. Enhanced your event with an EventProcedure which writes “true” in your attribute. After the watch has been triggered another event sets the attribute back to “false”. (Works only if you’re familiar with Watches, Events and EventProcedures) Cheers, Jan Von: Robert Borowicz [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2011 18:14 An: spectrum Betreff: [spectrum] OneClick edit speed Since taking this new job administering Spectrum 9.2 H03 I have been frustrated working in OneClick Topologies. Editing a topology with a large number of devices is painful if unusable. Is there a switch I can throw to speed things up, albeit even for just the time I need to move things around? I'm playing with remodeling my core network on my Lab machine and there are over 100 devices and containers representing the subnets in my environment and moving things around is painful. I've since upgraded my test/lab instance to H04 and even initialized to legacy to start fresh. Curious what others have found. Thanks! -Rob * --To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected] --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
