Overview
Trio's Custom Commands feature allows administrators to remotely define and execute system-level scripts across managed devices. These commands can be tailored to specific environments (e.g., Windows CMD or PowerShell), scheduled for execution, and even include file attachments.
Step-by-Step: Creating a Custom Command
1. Navigate to the Commands Tab
From the Devices section, click on the Commands tab.
Click the + Add button on the top right to begin creating a new custom command.
2. Enter Command Details
A modal window titled “Create Custom Command” will appear.
Command Name: Provide a clear and descriptive name (e.g.,
Sample New Command namee).Description: Include any relevant notes or purpose (e.g., switching to 64-bit environment on Windows).
Click Confirm to proceed.
3. Configure Command Settings
You'll be redirected to the detailed configuration screen.
Command Settings
Operating System: Choose between Windows or Mac.
Environment:
CMD (Command Prompt)
PowerShell
Command Field: Paste or write your command script here.
Example:powershellCopyEdit## Enter the command within the "" on the below line $64BitCommand = "" ##------- Do not modify below this line ---------------- & (Join-Path ($PSHOME -replace 'syswow64', 'sysnative') powershell.exe) -Command "& {$64BitCommand}"
4. Select How the Event Will Run
Launch Method: Set to
Run Manuallyor choose a scheduled option.Use Smart Defaults: Toggle this on/off to automate common parameters.
Command Expiration After: Set how long the command remains valid (e.g.,
3 Days).Timeout After: Define how many seconds to wait before timing out (e.g.,
120seconds).
5. Attach Files (Optional)
If the command requires external files:
Drag & drop or click Upload under Upload attached file.
Define the File Destination on the target device (e.g.,
C:\Windows\Temp\File name.png).Click Add to include it in the command.
Uploaded files will be listed under the Files list, with options to delete or filter.
6. Finalize the Command
Once all settings are configured and verified:
Click Create to finalize the custom command.
The command will now appear in your Commands list for execution or scheduling.
Notes
Uploaded files are limited to 20MB or smaller.
Ensure the command syntax matches the selected environment (CMD vs. PowerShell).
The command will not run until manually triggered or scheduled, depending on your launch method.