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Configuration ManagerIn the metadata section, you can edit the #@ScriptDescription line and the area between the#@DetailDescriptionStart and #@DetailDescriptionEnd lines to supply a description for the script.This description will appear in the Purpose tab. (Note the # character that begins each line in the scriptdescription area.) For example:Figure 263: Specifying a Description for an ExtremeXOS ScriptYou can place variable definition statements in the metadata section, so that variables can be defined byentering values in the Overview tab window. For example:372Ridgeline Reference Guide
Chapter 17Figure 264: Defining variables in the metadata section of an ExtremeXOS scriptWhen you do this, the variable definition field appears on the Overview tab, as shown in Figure 265.Figure 265: Overview Tab with a Variable Definition FieldRidgeline Reference Guide373
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Table of ContentsPreface...........
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Creating a Virtual-Port Profile....
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ConventionsConventionsTable 1 and T
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OverviewChapter 7, “Configuring a
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