Use SCP (put) command in configuration jobs

You can use the Configuration Jobs feature of Citrix ADM to create configuration jobs, send email notifications, and check execution logs of the jobs created. A job is a set of configuration commands that you can create and run on a single managed instance or on multiple managed instances. For example, you can use configuration jobs for device upgrades.

Configuration jobs in Citrix ADM use Secure Shell (SSH) commands to configure instances, and you can configure a configuration job to use secure copy (SCP) to securely transfer files. SCP is based on the SSH protocol. One of the SCP commands that you can include in a configuration job is the “put” command. You can use the “put” command in configuration jobs to upload or transfer one or more files stored in a local directory on your system to Citrix ADM and then to a directory on the Citrix ADC instance or instances.

Note

The file is uploaded to Citrix ADM and it is later copied (put) to the selected Citrix ADC instances. The uploaded file is stored in Citrix ADM and is deleted only when the job is deleted. This is necessary for jobs scheduled to run later.

The command has the following syntax:

put \<local\_filename\> \<remote\_path/remote\_filename\>
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