PiotrBraun asked a question.
How to automate the process of sending snowpacks from Standalone Receiver to Master Inventory Server?
We have agents installed in the segregated area and we cannot send snowpacks directly through the Service Gateway to the Master inventory Server. We do it via Standalone Receiver - from where we manually transfer files to Master Inventory Server. Anyone have an idea how to automate this process without installing Service Gateway?
We could probably make a powershell script that would dump data from the Standalone Receiver directory to some shared directory, and then another script on the Master Inventory server would transfer files from the shared directory to the Master Inventory Server directory.
Are there other ways to automate that?
easiest way would be to create a .bat file which copies the files from the receiver to the master inventory server and then use task scheduler to run it as often as you want
Hi Adam,
I agree but its still about making script. So I think there is no other way.
Is this other network segregated from the Master Server by lack of network routing of the Master servers port, as if file copying is still open and all it's associated ports the networks are not segregated.
In a truly segregated network it would be USB stick time from one server to another.
Also if file copying is open port wise - you could look to have the files dropped on the Standalone Receiver but also sent by the Agent to a file drop location on your actual master server.
You still need the standalone receiver as at this time the agent can't use the file drop functionality without some form of HTTP(s) response from an INV server of any type