Fill a script blank from the machine.

Scripts › library. Edit the script and change the source on the variable row. Nobody is asked at run time.

The shape still applies. A hostname fits a name. A LAN address with dots needs a shape that allows them, or single quotes around the blank.

The blank is asked when run

Open Scripts › library. Set the kind to Fix a known fault and press edit on Restart a Windows service. {{service}} has source asked when run. The person who presses run types the service name. Answer what a script asks is that box.

Script editor with the service blank set to asked when run — Source is asked when run. Save changes has not been pressed.

Set the source to from the machine

Set the source to from the machine. The next box is the fact the hub fills in: hostname is the start. The same menu has the display name, the LAN address, the gateway, the external address, the operating system, and a group under a dimension such as site. Required and secret go away, because nobody types this. The shape stays a name, so hostname fits and a value with a semicolon still does not. This shot stops before save changes, and the last step cancels, so the script stays asked when run.

Script editor with the blank filled from the machine hostname — Source is from the machine. The fact is hostname. Save changes has not been pressed.

Typing the answer yourself is Answer what a script asks. A value that never changes is Always send the same value in a script. The shape on that row is Say what a blank in a script may contain.