The GO Shell functionality of the PEDM GO Endpoint Manager for Windows allows the administrator to control the execution of pre-approved commands, ensuring the management and security of the system. Some fields allow the use of regular expressions (RegEx) to define input patterns; however, it is necessary to use valid regular expressions instead of just characters like an asterisk (*).
Examples of Using RegEx:
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ping .*accepts any character and quantity; -
ping\t.*- accepts any character and quantity, including TAB; -
ping\n.*- accepts any character and quantity, including a newline; -
ping\r.*- accepts any character and quantity, including carriage return; -
ping\f.*- accepts any character and quantity, including form feed; -
ping\s.*- combines all of the above, accepting any character and quantity, including TAB, newline, carriage return, and form feed.
Considerations:
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Ensure you use a valid regular expression and not just characters like an asterisk (
*). -
RegEx expressions allow greater flexibility and precision when specifying accepted input patterns.
Reference:
For more information on how to configure and use GO Shell, refer to the senhasegura documentation: How to configure and use GO Shell