Contents IT Operations Management Previous Topic Next Topic Get a registry key Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Get a registry key Use the Get registry key operation to retrieve and select registry key attributes to store in a table. About this taskThis operation is relevant only for Windows. Procedure Select Get registry key from the Operation list in one of the following locations: the Identification Sections or Connectivity Sections for Service Mapping the Step window for Discovery Define a registry query: OptionDescription Using the browse function, if in Debug mode Click Browse and select the registry key. The selected key path is placed in the Registry key path field. A form opens and displays a list of keys in a tree. Select the key to show the attributes. Select the attributes and specify a name in the variable column of the table that stores the value of the key in the Results table. You can use variables. You can also enter a value from the specific field in a tabular variable as described in Useful shortcuts in Pattern Designer. Manually, if not in Debug mode In the Registry key path field, specify the registry key path. Ensure that the By using all keys from the registry directory is selected. Click Test and verify that the table is populated with variable names and values. If discovery must terminate when no results are found for the operation, select the Terminate check box. ExampleThe following configuration is an example of the Get registry key key operation. Field Value Hierarchy Applications > Portals CI Type SharePoint Pattern Microsoft SharePoint Section Identification for SharePoint Step number and Name 1. Find SharePoint version from registry On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Get a registry key Use the Get registry key operation to retrieve and select registry key attributes to store in a table. About this taskThis operation is relevant only for Windows. Procedure Select Get registry key from the Operation list in one of the following locations: the Identification Sections or Connectivity Sections for Service Mapping the Step window for Discovery Define a registry query: OptionDescription Using the browse function, if in Debug mode Click Browse and select the registry key. The selected key path is placed in the Registry key path field. A form opens and displays a list of keys in a tree. Select the key to show the attributes. Select the attributes and specify a name in the variable column of the table that stores the value of the key in the Results table. You can use variables. You can also enter a value from the specific field in a tabular variable as described in Useful shortcuts in Pattern Designer. Manually, if not in Debug mode In the Registry key path field, specify the registry key path. Ensure that the By using all keys from the registry directory is selected. Click Test and verify that the table is populated with variable names and values. If discovery must terminate when no results are found for the operation, select the Terminate check box. ExampleThe following configuration is an example of the Get registry key key operation. Field Value Hierarchy Applications > Portals CI Type SharePoint Pattern Microsoft SharePoint Section Identification for SharePoint Step number and Name 1. Find SharePoint version from registry
Get a registry key Use the Get registry key operation to retrieve and select registry key attributes to store in a table. About this taskThis operation is relevant only for Windows. Procedure Select Get registry key from the Operation list in one of the following locations: the Identification Sections or Connectivity Sections for Service Mapping the Step window for Discovery Define a registry query: OptionDescription Using the browse function, if in Debug mode Click Browse and select the registry key. The selected key path is placed in the Registry key path field. A form opens and displays a list of keys in a tree. Select the key to show the attributes. Select the attributes and specify a name in the variable column of the table that stores the value of the key in the Results table. You can use variables. You can also enter a value from the specific field in a tabular variable as described in Useful shortcuts in Pattern Designer. Manually, if not in Debug mode In the Registry key path field, specify the registry key path. Ensure that the By using all keys from the registry directory is selected. Click Test and verify that the table is populated with variable names and values. If discovery must terminate when no results are found for the operation, select the Terminate check box. ExampleThe following configuration is an example of the Get registry key key operation. Field Value Hierarchy Applications > Portals CI Type SharePoint Pattern Microsoft SharePoint Section Identification for SharePoint Step number and Name 1. Find SharePoint version from registry