IBM Tivoli and Cisco manual Variables and variable tags, Posture element Html

Posture item	Displayed page relative to
	scripts/nac.win.any.services.PostureServicesV2/
Forbidden Services	en_US/default.html

Posture element HTML

Each posture element has a unique name and status. The user interface will first attempt to find pages that are specific to the item's name and status before moving to more general instance-level pages.

The user interface searches for HTML in the following order of preference:

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/{instance}/{element}/{status}.html

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/{instance}/{element}/default.html

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/{instance}/{status}.html

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/{instance}/default.html

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/{status}.html

scripts/{collector}/{lang}/default.html

scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/{instance}/{element}/{status}.html scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/{instance}/{element}/default.html scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/{instance}/{status}.html scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/{instance}/default.html scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/{status}.html scripts/{collector}/{DEFAULT_LANG}/default.html

If no pages age found at the instance level, the user interface will fall back to searching for the HTML of the element's parent posture Item.

8.3.2 Variables and variable tags

Variables are special tags that can be used to customize the information in the HTML pages presented to the user. Before a page is displayed the user interface parses it and attempts to substitute values for any variable tags found. If a variable tag is present in the HTML but does not have a value, the tag is removed.

There are three types of variable tags, each of which comes from a different aspect of the Security Compliance Manager solution. All of the tags have a similar syntax, which is shown below:

<wfattribute:name>

<field:name>

<remattribute:name>

The type of tag is followed by a colon (:) and an identifier. The entire tag is enclosed in the angle braces. A closing tag or slash (/) is not required or supported.

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