0:02 Open the Linux endpoint terminal to run commands inside your simulated lab.

0:09 These examples use supported simulated shell features, not programs on your own computer.

0:20 Create a short Bash script, then inspect its contents before running it.

0:29 Run the script to report this endpoint’s real simulated interface state.

0:36 A missing command reports an error; it does not become a successful result.

0:50 Create a small Python script that reads and writes a device file.

0:59 Run it with Python, then inspect the resulting file from the shell.

1:08 A missing input file reports a clear error while the existing output remains intact.

1:22 Use a supported Python subprocess call to inspect the same network state as the shell.

1:30 This is a bounded Python environment, not an arbitrary package or host runtime.

1:43 Open the Windows endpoint terminal and prepare a small PowerShell report.

1:50 Inspect the report before running it with PowerShell.

1:56 Compare its network information with the endpoint’s normal command output.

2:04 A missing PowerShell script is reported without replacing the valid report.

2:10 Keep scripts small, inspect their results, and save the lab separately when needed.