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Example of sample encoding

In the SAC command line, each time you enter the cmd command you create a channel. A channel

is the Command Prompt environment where you may enter the command prompt commands such

as dir, cd, edit, del or copy. You may switch back and forth between channel(s) and SAC by

pressing

Esc or Tab keys. You may create up to nine channels (nine command prompt sessions.)

Whenever we switch channels, the <channel-switch> tag is sent.

<os-build-number> Is a numeric string that identifies a successive Windows Build.

<os-product> Is the name of the Windows Server 2003 product currently running

on this server. It is one of the following.

• Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition

• Windows Server 2003 Embedded

• Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

• Windows Server 2003

<os-service-pack> Is an alphanumeric string that identifies the most up-to-date service

pack installed. If none installed, the string is None.

<os-version> Is the numeric identification of the Windows version

currently running.

<processor-architecture> Is either x86 or IA64, designating the two processor architectures

currently supported by Windows Server 2003.

<?xml>

<machine-info>

<name>NTHEAD-800I-1</name>

<processor-architecture>x86</processor-architecture>

<os-version>5.2</os-version>

<os-build-number>3735</os-build-number>

<os-product>Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition</os-

product>

<os-service-pack>None</os-service-pack>

</machine-info>

Table A.2: Machine Info Tags (Continued)

Element Description