Endpoint Central provides IT admins with the flexibility to configure almost all computer settings. They can even write custom scripts to accomplish specific configurations. These scripts can be in the form of a batch file (.bat or .cmd) or any other language supported by Windows Script Host (WSH), such as VB Script, JScript, Perl, REXX, and Python for Windows OS, or sh, bash, ksh, csh, tcsh, and py for Linux OS. The script engines for languages like Perl, REXX, and Python must be registered with Windows.

To create and deploy a custom script, navigate to the Web console and select "Configurations." Under "Add configurations," select the preferred OS type and choose "Custom script" from the list.

In Step 1, name and describe the custom script configuration. In Step 2, define the configuration by providing parameters such as where to execute the script from, the script name, arguments, dependency files, exit code, frequency, and whether to run as the system user or a specific user.

In Step 3, define the target using the "Defining Targets" procedure. In Step 4, deploy the defined custom script configuration to the targets by clicking the "Deploy" button. To save the configuration as a draft, click "Save as Draft."

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