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What is an HMS file? Contains commands that can be run within HostMonitor, a server monitoring program; formatted as a text file with one command per line; commands are case insensitive, while parameters are case sensitive; comments begin with a semicolon.

More Information HMS files typically reference corresponding TestList ( .HML ) files. Examples of HostMonitor commands include "NewTestList," "LoadTestList," "AppendTestList," "ImportFromFile," and "SaveTestList."

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What is an HMS file?

Contains commands that can be run within HostMonitor, a server monitoring program; formatted as a text file with one command per line; commands are case insensitive, while parameters are case sensitive; comments begin with a semicolon.

More Information

HMS files typically reference corresponding TestList ( .HML ) files. Examples of HostMonitor commands include "NewTestList," "LoadTestList," "AppendTestList," "ImportFromFile," and "SaveTestList."

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Updated: November 15, 2008

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What is an HMS file?
Contains commands that can be run within HostMonitor, a server monitoring program; formatted as a text file with one command per line; commands are case insensitive, while parameters are case sensitive; comments begin with a semicolon.