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    Scripts

    Manage custom scripts and leverage community-shared solutions

    Introduction

    In the Scripts section, you can add custom scripts for centralized management. These scripts can be added to jobs or sensors. If you update a script, all associated jobs and sensors will be automatically updated.

    To access your script collection, navigate to Collections → Scripts.

    Centralized Management

    Store and manage all your scripts in one place for easy access and updates

    Automatic Updates

    Update a script once and all associated jobs and sensors are automatically updated

    Scripts Collection

    Scripts Collection Interface

    Scripts Overview

    Scripts Overview

    Community Scripts

    Community Scripts are a curated collection of scripts shared by fellow NetLock RMM users and contributors identified by our system. These scripts are designed to help you streamline your workflows and solve common challenges.

    Access Community Scripts

    You can access Community Scripts in two ways:

    • Via the Collections → Scripts section
    • Directly from the Remote Shell window (limited view)
    Community Scripts Access

    Access via Collections

    Community Scripts in Remote Shell

    Access via Remote Shell

    Community Scripts Overview

    Community Scripts Collection

    Community Script View

    Script Viewer

    Publishing Your Own Script

    To contribute your own script:

    1

    Edit or create a script

    Edit an existing script or create a new one in your collection

    2

    Click 'Publish to Community'

    Click the 'Publish to Community' button to share your script

    If you later decide to remove your script from the community:
    1. 1. Open the Community Scripts collection
    2. 2. Select your script
    3. 3. Click the "Revoke" button

    Importing from GitHub

    You can also import scripts from external sources like GitHub:

    1

    Open Community Scripts

    Navigate to the Community Scripts collection

    2

    Click 'Import from GitHub'

    Select the import option

    3

    Paste the script URL

    Enter the GitHub URL of the script you want to import

    To update an imported script to its latest version, simply click "Sync with GitHub".
    Important Security Notice

    Use community scripts with caution. Always review scripts before executing them on your systems.

    If you encounter a script that appears harmful or inappropriate, you can report it directly from the script viewer.