Your best bet is to just write a shell script that does the desired function
and simply put the full path to that in your command area.
Make your script accept command line arguments for the info it needs from
Zenoss....
Such as this.... (note I use my own scripts folder inside /opt/zenoss. you need
to make this folder) You could potentially store the passwords in your script
and set permissions on it so no one else can read it. Putting your password in
Zenoss might require a special Zproperty or just use something you know it
doesnt use like zLinks Just understand others can view that from Zenoss.
Another thought is to use zTelnetPasswordRegex as long as zTelnetEnable is
false. Just be careful
Sample user command contents
/opt/zenoss/scripts/ShowAssoc.sh ${device/manageIp}
${device/zTelnetPasswordRegex}
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