Running CLIX commands from local machine

Hello Experts,
We have the following requirements in terms of clix commands
Need to know the number of files in log/archieve/report folder - Is there any clix commands for this
Want to run the clix commands manually from local machine (Windows), the mdm server is at linux environment. We dont want to automate the script and want to run when needed from local machine. Is that possible
Thanks & Regards,
Antony

HI，A.Antony
as far as i know ,clix can not count the number of files in the loglog/archieve/report folder.but there is a way out.you can get through the path:<driver>:\usr\sap\<instance>\MDS00\log to check it out.
to run clix locally,you need to install the mdm-clix-7.1.<sp>.<patch>-win32.exe on your windows.then run the clix in the cmd circumstance.for the clix command Syntax,please refer to the MDM console reference guide,as for MDM7.1SP12,you may goto the Clix referece guide on help.sap.com.
hope it helps.
best regards
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