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Page 1 - HP Web Jetadmin 10.4

HP Web Jetadmin 10.4User Guide

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Support ... 153F

Page 3 - Table of contents

Manage the OXPd Statistics Agents RepositoryDevices collect statistics about each job that they process. The job statistics include the device ID, job

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Edit an OXPd statistics agent record1. Go to Tools > Options > Device Management > Conguration > OXPd Statistics Agents.2. Select the OXP

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7. If network credentials are required to access the OXPd statistics agent server, select the Use credentials check box. Enter the network credentials

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Edit an OXPd quota agent record1. Go to Tools > Options > Device Management > Conguration > OXPd Quota Agents.2. Select the OXPd quota ag

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a. In the URI box, enter the URI of the web resource (maximum of 256 characters). The URI is case-sensitive and must begin with one of the following p

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Manage the Custom Email TemplatesYou can create custom email templates or reset the default alert subscription template back to its original state. Th

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1. On the top menu bar, access Tools > Options > Device Management > Alerts > Log to File.2. After you select Enable, specify the maximum

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Congure the Settings for Firmware UpgradesUse this option to specify the number of concurrent rmware upgrades that HP Web Jetadmin can perform, the

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IMPORTANT: The FirmwareUpgradeThreadsize section is available in the PerfomanceTuning.cong.xml le only for new installations of HP Web Jetadmin 10.3

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Congure the Threshold for Low SuppliesThe General option controls the supply threshold at which devices are placed in the “supply needed” state.Use t

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Create Conguration Templates ... 182C

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3 Device ManagementThe Device Management view provides many features for conguring and managing the devices on the network. The left navigation pane

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Device TabsWhen you select a device list or device group, tabs are available in the lower portion of the device list. These device tabs provide additi

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percentage level are shown. Additional information on all supplies is available on the device’s Supplies tab at the bottom of any device list.●Multipl

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–Front Panel Messages: Shows the front panel message currently displayed on the selected devices.–Supply levels: Shows the supply and reserve levels t

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●Save as Template: Captures the selected conguration in an HP Web Jetadmin conguration template. You can use templates for the following reasons:–A

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●Advanced SettingsThere are two threshold settings that can be set through Advanced Settings; Count threshold and Percent threshold. When Count thresh

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a. In the Name box, enter a name for the schedule.b. From the Start time lists, select the date and time that the power cycle occurs.c. In the Recurre

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Groups TabThis tab reects the group or groups to which a device has membership, when a single device is selected. The tab re-displays all selected de

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–Enabled: Shows two groups of devices. One is Enabled which are devices that have by-user data collection enabled. The other one is Disabled, which ar

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●Refresh Supplies button—Updates the levels of the supplies and its reserve state.●Shop for supplies online button—Opens the Order Supplies window whe

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Related Application Options for Firmware ... 211Upgrade

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HP Web Jetadmin monitors the erase operation for one hour. If the erase operation takes more than one hour to complete, HP Web Jetadmin displays an er

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protected job and the jobs have dierent PIN values, you can print only one. HP recommends that you select only one private print job at a time to avo

Page 27 - System Requirements

1. From the Solutions tab, select a device and click Edit. The Edit Solution wizard is started with the Select options page displayed.2. Select an exi

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Firmware TabThe Firmware tab provides information about the device rmware and HP Jetdirect rmware that are currently installed on the selected devic

Page 29 - Server Hardware

NOTE: When the HP Jetdirect rmware is upgraded, a device might be left in a short stack condition if the device is disconnected during the upgrade pr

Page 30 - Database

current HP Jetdirect rmware le and all of the new HP Jetdirect rmware les that can be installed or reinstalled on the device. The Up-to-date icon

Page 31 - Supported Devices

Export and Import Device Conguration TemplatesIn an environment that has multiple instances of HP Web Jetadmin, you can create device conguration te

Page 32 - Install HP Web Jetadmin

To edit schedules, perform the following steps:1. In Device Management, access the Scheduled Tasks task module. Then highlight the task and Edit.In Ap

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HP Web Jetadmin. For information about sub-groups, see Placing Devices and Subgroups on a Map on page 103.●If you change a sub-group that has been pla

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3. Specify the new graphic le4. Drag a graphic image and drop it on the picture area of the Congure map dialog.Placing Devices and Subgroups on a Ma

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Add Devices to Data Collection ... 227Remove Devices fro

Page 36 - Post-installation Tasks

●Accessing devices in sub-groups: Selecting a group on the map also selects it in the left navigation pane and displays its device list. If the new gr

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●Use Remove map on the toolbar.●Right-click on the map to remove and select Remove map.Device ListsHP Web Jetadmin Device Lists and related features s

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●Ungrouped Devices: Displays a list of discovered devices that are not assigned to any group.●Warning Devices: Displays a list of discovered devices t

Page 39 - Implement SSL

●The value of only one of the column’s subitems that are displayed when the cursor is held over the data in the complex column, such as the Print Usag

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IP Hostname is an element that is populated with a name retrieved from network DNS (Domain Name Service). HP Web Jetadmin uses the device IP address a

Page 41 - Deploy the Smart Client

–To sort the entire device list by a specic column, click in the header for that column. Click again to reverse the sort.–To perform a secondary sort

Page 42 - Application

TIP: To select multiple columns, use either Ctrl+Click or Shift+Click. To move the order of the visible columns, use the up/down arrows.4. If this vie

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Filter Manager and Filter EditorThe Filter Manager and Filter Editor features are used to create, edit, copy, and delete the device list lters.HP Web

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●Category: Species the columns that are displayed in the Device Property drop-down list.●Device Property: Device and system attributes, which are the

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●Copy: Copy an existing lter to create a new lter.●Remove: Delete a lter.3. Follow the steps for the action requested.Apply Filters to Device Lists

Page 46 - HP Web Jetadmin Web Service

Storage - Active Tasks Task Module ... 256St

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1,192.168.0.254,27892, v2c, wja2,192.168.0.6,27892, v2c, wjaFurther, HP Web Jetadmin ltering features can be utilized to nd devices that do or don’t

Page 48 - Upgrade HP Web Jetadmin

5. To select the next occurrence of the search criteria and retain the selection of any previously located occurrences, select the Add to selection ch

Page 49 - Import Feature Packs

–1 Hour: HP Web Jetadmin will always get data that is one hour old or older.–3 Hours: HP Web Jetadmin will always get data that is three hours old or

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view can be accessed with any SQL Server tool or reporting tool. (This option is only available after a license is purchased and installed.)10. Select

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Deleting Devices from Device ListsYou can delete any device from a device list.If you delete a device from a device list, HP Web Jetadmin removes the

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TIP: At this time, the Refresh Selection (Full) feature is restricted to a single device for performance reasons. To get the desired result, a full di

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Resolve Communication Errors for Devices That Have a New IP AddressDevices can be in a communication error status for several reasons, such as the dev

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5. Click the Next button.6. If you did not select the Schedule checkbox, the Conrm page appears. Perform the following steps:a. Click the Start Resol

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You can do the following with Groups:●Organize your devices into meaningful categories, for ease of management.●Create a hierarchy of parent groups an

Page 56 - Manage Licenses

Manual versus Automatic GroupsYou can use groups to categorize devices based on common criteria. For example, you might use an IP addressing scheme to

Page 57 - Product Support

Print Management - Print Queues Task Module ...

Page 58 - Top Menu Bar

Example for Group PoliciesFollowing is a simple example of applying a conguration template to a group:●An administrator is named Pat.●Pat has an HP W

Page 59 - Application Log

1. Use Notepad or a similar editor to open the PolicyOrdering.cong.xml le. This le is available in the following directory on the HP Web Jetadmin s

Page 60 - Status Bar Features

●Import device groups●Export device groupsGroups - Summary Task ModuleThe Groups - Summary task module provides the following information about the de

Page 61 - Workspace

membership is determined by lter settings; devices cannot be added to or removed from these groups manually.Use the following steps to create a devic

Page 62 - Other Features

the double arrow buttons. You can sort the list of available devices by clicking the column headers, or view more columns by right-clicking the column

Page 63 - HP Web Jetadmin Server

Building a Compound Filter (Groups)If you have created a basic lter and are not getting the results you need, you can create a compound lter. Once y

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Remove Devices from a Manual GroupYou can delete any device from a device group that has been identied as a manual group (Manual versus Automatic Gro

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●Can have Unicode characters.●Cannot contain a forward slash or a backward slash.4. Click Next.5. If you selected the Manual group option, perform the

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NOTE: Automatic group membership is determined by lter settings; devices cannot be added to or removed from these groups manually.9. On the Results p

Page 67 - Low-privilege Service Account

Import Device GroupsYou can import device groups from an XML le. The format of the XML le must match the format of the le created by Export Group.N

Page 68 - HTTP Service

User Security Diagnostics ...

Page 69 - Localization

●Must have a unique name within its parent group.●Can be up to 48 characters.●Can have alphabetic characters.●Can have numeric characters.●Can have sp

Page 70 - HP Web Jetadmin Client

DiscoveryDiscovery features enable HP Web Jetadmin to nd devices and then add them to the HP Web Jetadmin device lists. You might have information ab

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passive SLP is enabled, some devices may be found by this type of discovery even if you do not initiate a discovery.Discovering Devices with HP Web Je

Page 72 - Congure the HTTP Settings

Network-Connected Device DiscoveriesHP Web Jetadmin uses several methods to nd devices that are connected directly to the network. Regardless of the

Page 73 - Congure the DNS Settings

privileges on the local Windows hosts. Administrative credentials are entered when the discovery is initiated by using the Specify credentials to use

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6. Close and save the DiscoveryManager.cong.xml le.7. Restart the HP Web Jetadmin service (HPWJA Service). For instructions, see Restart the HP Web

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for network-connected devices. If the device address is found on the network, HP Web Jetadmin adds the device to the database and highlights the devic

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The other option to control the reach of the discoveries is to congure the multicast request to span a certain number of routers (Congure the Genera

Page 77 - Manage the Discovery History

IP Broadcast Discoveries for PC-Connected DevicesIP broadcast discoveries for PC-Connected devices send an SNMP query to the IP broadcast address spec

Page 78 - Manage the Report Data

IP Range Discovery is eective when the administrator has knowledge of IP segments. Administrators use IP Range Discovery settings to map IP segments

Page 79 - Credentials Delegation

Copy Watermark (Custom) ...

Page 80 - HP Jetdirect Device Password

15.0.1.0, 15.0.2.0, 15.0.3.0, 15.0.4.0, 15.0.5.0, 15.0.30.0, 15.0.31.0, 15.0.32.0, 15.0.33.0, 15.0.34.0, 15.0.35.0, 15.0.36.0, 15.0.37.0, 15.0.38.0, 1

Page 81 - Clear the Credentials

●15.0.1.1-15.0.5.254●15.0.30.1-15.0.39.254●15.0.55.1-15.0.55.254●15.0.64.1-15.0.74.254This has reduced the number of IP ranges from 27 to 4. We can bu

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●HP Web Jetadmin sends 1 query to each address represented by the range.●HP Web Jetadmin pings the device ranges in bursts of 30.●HP Web Jetadmin has

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●Scheduling a discovery (Schedule Discoveries on page 163)●Running a Web Jetadmin discovery (Discover Remote Installations of HP Web Jetadmin on page

Page 84 - Manage the Domain Credentials

●BP005a.yourco.com●BP065●BP076.yourco.comNOTE: For PC-Connected device discoveries, HP Web Jetadmin follows SNMP queries with WMI queries when no SNMP

Page 85 - Restore the Default Roles

1. In the left navigation pane, click Discovery and then click Discover devices on my network (in the Discovery - Current Tasks task module). The Devi

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other than device based SNMP Get Community strings (normally not used). In fact, HP Web Jetadmin, running under the low privilege account, Network Ser

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(Schedule Discoveries on page 163)), then the Specify Active Directory options page is displayed. On this page, you can dene options for Active Direc

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●Might be slow on large domains.●Local administrator credentials are needed to perform this discovery.Details About Running a Discovery Using DomainsS

Page 89 - Devices Conguration Options

Details About Running a WS-DiscoveryIf you choose the WS-Discovery method while creating templates (see Create Discovery Templates on page 166), editi

Page 90 - Manage Blocked Devices

Default Media Type ...

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–Input tray remaining levels–Supplies remaining levelsDevice Page — Cong tab●Device category–Contact Person–Control Panel Language–PJL Conguration–C

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●System Location●System Name●System Up TimeFunctionality DenitionsThis section provides denitions for many of the supported features for third-party

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●IP Hostname: The IP hostname is displayed if the operating system can resolve an IP address to a hostname from a name server such as DNS or WINS usin

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Issue ResolutionprtInputCurrentLevel queries with either valid values or an indication that at least one sheet remains. If the device returns valid va

Page 95 - Manage the PJL Repository

a. Click the Credentials may be required to locate this device link. The Enter Credentials window opens.b. To use SNMPv1 credentials to discover the d

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Discovery - Active Discoveries Task ModuleThe Discovery - Active Discoveries task module provides a list of the discoveries that are running. Use this

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communication is required. HP Web Jetadmin also marks these devices as SNMPv3-enabled and remembers to use the credentials and SNMPv3 whenever communi

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Use the following steps to discover devices:1. In the Device Management navigation pane, right-click Discovery, and then select Discover devices. The

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c. If HP Web Jetadmin is congured to discover SNMPv3 devices, use the following steps to specify the SNMPv3 credentials:TIP: To enable HP Web Jetadmi

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9. On the Conrm page, verify that the settings are correct, and then click the Start button.10. On the Progress page, click the Details button. Revie

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Outgoing Servers ...

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a. Select the Specify settings option.b. To discover only devices that are connected directly to the network, select the Network connected devices opt

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vi. In the Private password and Conrm private password boxes, enter the private password (minimum of 8 characters).vii. For HP devices, select the HP

Page 104 - Alerts Conguration Options

●Duration: how long it took for the discovery to complete.●Type: type of discovery ran (PC-Connected devices or network devices).●Total Devices Found:

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Use the following steps to create a discovery template:NOTE: For more information about the discovery types and methods, see Discovery Types and Metho

Page 106 - Firmware Conguration Options

v. From the Privacy Protocol list, select the protocol.For third-party devices, the privacy protocol must be DES or AES-128. HP Web Jetadmin cannot di

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Use the following steps to edit a discovery template:1. In the Device Management navigation pane, expand the Discovery option, and then select Templat

Page 108 - Supplies Conguration Options

v. From the Privacy Protocol list, select the protocol.For third-party devices, the privacy protocol must be DES or AES-128. HP Web Jetadmin cannot di

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3. On the Conrm page, verify that the information is correct, and then click the Delete Template button.4. On the Results page, click the Done button

Page 110 - 3 Device Management

conguration is successful, HP Web Jetadmin adds the credentials for that device to the store. If a device credential failure occurs, HP Web Jetadmin

Page 111 - Device Tabs

IP Addr Port Asset Number16.24.1.27 1 Abc1004116.24.1.28 1 Abc1004216.24.1.29 1 Abc1004316.24.1.30 1 Abc10044NOTE: The rst column is always the devic

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Copyright and License© Copyright 2017 HP Development Company, L.P.Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is prohibi

Page 113 - Cong Tab

Status Page Language ...

Page 114 - Alerts Tab

Once the mapping is congured, HP Web Jetadmin displays the data headers and device status. Devices which were previously discovered and successfully

Page 115 - Troubleshoot Tab

●Create a device conguration template●Apply a device conguration template to devices●Edit the settings for a device conguration template●Delete a d

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NOTE: If a task is scheduled by using a template, the task uses the settings that are dened in the template when the task starts. If the template is

Page 117 - Reports Tab

Click Next. The Conrm page is displayed.NOTE: For more information about the Conrm page, see Complex Data in the Conrm, Results, and Conguration H

Page 118 - Supplies Tab

3. To display the details for a group or device conguration, click the + button next to the group or device conguration.-or-To hide the details for

Page 119 - Storage Tab

NOTE: A scheduled task uses the date and time on the server where HP Web Jetadmin is installed. The location where the scheduled task runs might not b

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●Name: Enter a name for this scheduled task, for easier identication in the task modules and the conguration history.●Start time: Species when the

Page 121 - Solutions Tab

●Export conguration templates: Export a conguration template to a le and then import it into a dierent instance of HP Web Jetadmin running on a di

Page 122 - Capabilities Tab

Adding Conguration Templates to a Group PolicyConguration templates can be added to Group policies. Group policies are a powerful new automation too

Page 123 - Firmware Tab

1. In the Device Management navigation pane, right-click Conguration, and then select Create conguration template. The Create Device Conguration Te

Page 124

Import/Export Address Book (Pro) ... 359LD

Page 125 - Copy Template Wizard

Create user dened elds to store your variable dataIf you want to use variable data, you need to create user dened elds to store your variable data

Page 126 - Edit Schedule Wizard

-or-<static value>%%<custom variable>%%For more information on creating a template, see Create Conguration Templates on page 182.Using va

Page 127 - Devices and Groups

NOTE: The conguration options selected for this template will only be applied to those devices that support the options.6. On the Conrm page, verify

Page 128 - Activating the Maps Feature

If you apply the template to a device model or network card that is specied in the template, all the conguration options are valid and HP Web Jetadm

Page 129 - Placing URLs on a Map

arrow buttons. You can sort the list of available devices by clicking the column headers, or view more columns by right-clicking the column headers.To

Page 130 - Removing a Map from a Group

HP Web Jetadmin supports the SNMPv1/SNMPv2c traps and SNMPv3 traps that devices send. There are signicant dierences in the way that HP Web Jetadmin

Page 131 - Device Lists

NOTE: Alerts now support more detailed printer errors such as “Subsystem 72 -- Service Error” and more.●An alert set to notify a recipient through ema

Page 132 - Columns for Device Lists

Alerts - Subscription Templates Task ModuleThe Alerts - Subscription Templates task module provides a list of the default alert subscription templates

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through the Alerts - Active Tasks Task Module on page 191 so that you can take action on them at your convenience.Create Alert SubscriptionsAn alert s

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5. Click the Next button.6. On the Conrm page, verify that the information is correct, and then click the Apply Template button.7. On the Progress pa

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Fax Maximum Baud Rate - Receive ... 381Fax

Page 136 - Filters and Device Lists

5. If the General alerts (detailed) or Critical alerts option was selected, use the following steps:a. On the Select alerts page, select the checkboxe

Page 137 - Create Filters

a. Select the Email option, and then click the Next button.b. In the Send to box, enter the email addresses of the recipients separated with a semi-co

Page 138 - Managing Filters

iv. In the Authentication password and Conrm authentication password boxes, enter the authentication password.v. From the Privacy protocol list, sele

Page 139 - Apply Filters to Device Lists

Edit an alert subscription1. In the Device Management navigation pane, expand the Alerts option, and then select All Subscriptions.2. In the All Subsc

Page 140 - Search Device Lists

a. Select the Email option, and then click the Next button.b. In the Send to box, enter the email addresses of the recipients separated with a semi-co

Page 141 - Exporting Device Data

iv. In the Authentication password and Conrm authentication password boxes, enter the authentication password.v. From the Privacy protocol list, sele

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Alert HistoryThe following information is available in the alert history:●Time Received—The time that the device received the alert.●Alert—The name of

Page 143 - Printing Device Lists

Create Alert Subscription TemplatesAn alert subscription template denes the following information:●The type of alerts that HP Web Jetadmin monitors●T

Page 144 - Refreshing Devices

i. Select the Time to ignore duplicate alerts option. This setting applies only to this alert subscription template.ii. In the Ignore duplicates for b

Page 145 - Add Credentials for Devices

-or-To use an email template for the message, select the Custom option, and then select the template from the list.TIP: To create an email template, c

Page 146

DNS Server ...

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6. On the Conrm page, verify that the information is correct, and then click the Create Template button.7. On the Results page, click the Done button

Page 148 - Group Representation

6. To see details about the alerts, click Details; to see details about the alerts for each device, click Expand All. When done, click Close; the Resu

Page 149 - Group Policies

a. On the Select supplies categories page, select or clear the check boxes for the supply alerts to monitor, and then click the Next button.b. To spec

Page 150 - Example for Group Policies

a. Select the SNMP trap generator option, and then click the Next button.b. In the Trap destination box, enter the IP address or fully qualied domain

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1. In the Device Management navigation pane, expand the Alerts option.2. To export multiple templates, right-click Templates, and then select Export a

Page 152 - Create a New Device Group

3. Click Delete Template; the Results page is displayed.4. Click Done.View All Alert SubscriptionsOn the All Subscriptions page, you can view the foll

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scheduled to occur at any time. Firmware update retry is also available in cases where an update failed or a device was not on the network.Qualifying

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Firmware - Common Tasks Task ModuleThe Firmware - Common Tasks task module provides links that initiate the following tasks for rmware:●Upgrade the 

Page 155 - Add Devices to a Group

1. In the left navigation pane, expand Firmware. In the Firmware - Common Tasks task module, select Upgrade rmware. The Upgrade Firmware wizard is st

Page 156 - Edit a Device Group

Upgrading Firmware for HP Jetdirect Devices versus Printer DevicesUpgrading rmware on HP Jetdirect devices versus printing devices is similar but not

Page 157

Device Conguration Options for Projector ...

Page 158 - Edit Device Group Policies

From the Firmware > Repository page, you can choose to do the following:●Get Images on page 214●Import Images on page 214●Edit Properties for Firmw

Page 159 - Rename a Device Group

1. In the left navigation pane, expand Firmware and click Firmware Repository.2. Highlight the image to be edited and click Edit. The Edit Image Prope

Page 160 - Search for Groups

NOTE: If the data collection is not turned on, then the data will not be included in the report when it is run.2. Generating the report: specify the r

Page 161 - Discovery

Data collection type Report generated●Page counts for the copy, scan, digital send, and fax pages printedData is collected once every hour.Supply Util

Page 162 - Discovery Types and Methods

Week 1: 11(31 - 20 = 11)Week 2: 16(47 - 31 = 16)Total: 27(11 + 16 = 27)Another report totaling pages printed in daily intervals might look like this:D

Page 163

●Add devices to a data collection●Remove devices from a data collection●Create a data collection template●Apply a data collection template to devices●

Page 164 - HP SNMP Proxy Agent

●Create a report template●Apply a report template to devices●Edit a custom report template●Delete a report template●Copy a report template to create a

Page 165 - Quick Device Discovery

NOTE: If a task is scheduled by using a template, the task uses the settings that are dened in the template when the task starts. If the template is

Page 166 - SLP Multicast Discovery

●Time Interval (Job Type): Displays the page counts for the specied job type (for example, mono, color, or copy jobs).●Time Interval (Media Size): Di

Page 167 - IP Broadcast Discovery

Available columns for this report include but are not limited to:●Event Code (Hex)●Event Description●Event Log Page Count●Event TypeFor more informati

Page 168 - IP Range Discovery

Retrieve the Device User's Name Using Attribute Of ... 429LDAP - Accessing the Server ...

Page 169 - Setting Realistic Ranges

Supply Replacement ForecastThe Supply Replacement Forecast report is a predictive report showing replacement needs for specic supplies. The device su

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1. Collect the data: Specify the devices for which HP Web Jetadmin collects data. The data collection process causes network trac and requires databa

Page 171

Data Collection Custom Collection TimeHP Web Jetadmin has a custom collection time feature that allows you to specify the time zone of the devices you

Page 172

Using Group Policies to Set Data CollectionThe Group Policies feature is a powerful new automation tool that can save you a lot of time conguring dev

Page 173

Remove Devices from Data CollectionUse the following steps to remove devices from a data collection:1. Expand the Reports tree in the left navigation

Page 174

1. Expand the Reports tree in the left navigation pane and then click Data Collection.In the Data Collection - Common Tasks task module, select Create

Page 175 - Active Directory Discovery

6. Click Done to display the Data Collection page.7. Now you are ready to generate a report.Edit a Data Collection TemplateUse the following steps to

Page 176

View Data Collection TemplatesUse the following steps to view a data collection template:1. Expand the Reports tree in the left navigation pane; then

Page 177 - Domain Discovery

5. To remove devices from this type of data collection:a. Select the devices you want to remove and click Remove Devices (at the bottom of the page).

Page 178 - WS-Discovery

1. In the Reports - Data Collection - Management task module, highlight the type of data collection to review and click Anomalies. The Data Collection

Page 179

HP JetAdvantage (More Apps) ... 44

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Anomaly Type Description Reset Ignore AdjustRemoved from trap tableData collections for By UserThe HP Web Jetadmin server was removed from the device&

Page 181 - Functionality Denitions

Report GenerationAfter data collection has been performed, you can generate reports. The type of reports that can be generated is dependent upon the t

Page 182 - Troubleshooting

reports. For instructions on specifying the preferred language for shared email addresses, see Manage the Shared Email Addresses on page 48.Use the fo

Page 183

f. On the Results page, click the Done button.g. On the Enable data collection page, click the Next button.8. On the Specify report settings page, spe

Page 184

a. From the Start time lists, select the date and time that the scheduled report is generated.b. In the Recurrence section, select the option that spe

Page 185 - SNMPv3 Enabled Devices

NOTE: If a task is scheduled by using a template, the task uses the settings that are dened in the template when the task starts. If the template is

Page 186 - Discover Devices

NOTE: This option is not available if you are scheduling this report for a later time.●Previous quarter: This option lets you request data based on co

Page 187

●To include totals for any specic column, select Show totals.●To exclude any device that has no data collected for it, select Exclude devices with no

Page 188

1. In the Formatting (General) section:●Select the subtype for this report.●Select how to group the data. Each group will be a separate section of the

Page 189 - Schedule Discoveries

Event Log History Report SettingsFollowing are steps to complete the Specify report settings page for the Event Log History report in the Generate Rep

Page 190

1 Install and Set Up HP Web JetadminWhen you install HP Web Jetadmin, you only need to install it on one hardware platform that meets the recommended

Page 191 - View Discovery History

3. In the Device Information section, select the column category (Favorites, All, or Obsolete) from the Source list.Select the columns to be displayed

Page 192 - Discovery Templates

NOTE: A scheduled task uses the date and time on the server where HP Web Jetadmin is installed. The location where the scheduled task runs might not b

Page 193

4. In the Report data section, select the columns to be displayed from Available columns and click > to move them to Selected columns.5. Click the

Page 194 - Edit Discovery Templates

●Select the subtype for this report.●Select how to group the data. Each group will be a separate section of the report. You can also select a primary

Page 195

1. Select Reports from the left navigation pane. The Reports page is displayed.In the Report Management - Common Tasks task module click Generate repo

Page 196 - Delete Discovery Templates

NOTE: If a task is scheduled by using a template, the task uses the settings that are dened in the template when the task starts. If the template is

Page 197 - Conguration

NOTE: Scheduled tasks are displayed in the Scheduled Tasks task module on the Device, Discovery, Conguration, Firmware, Reports, Storage, Solutions,

Page 198 - Sensitive Device Information

●Edit a Report Template on page 253●Delete a Report Template on page 254●Copy a Report Template on page 255●View: view a report template that has been

Page 199 - 16.24.1.30 1 Abc10044

NOTE: These templates are default templates and cannot be edited or renamed. If you would like to alter the functionality of the default template, you

Page 200

10. The Results page is displayed.11. Click Done to display the Report Generation page.Apply a Report TemplateA report template contains a set of crit

Page 201 - Congure Devices

●Microsoft Window 8 (64-bit edition only)●Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 (64-bit edition only)For more information about a specic Microsoft operating system

Page 202

●Accessory Inventory Report Settings on page 238●Device Inventory Report Settings on page 239●Device Utilization Report Settings on page 240●Device Ut

Page 203 - View the Conguration History

Copy a Report TemplateThroughout Device Management view, templates can be created and managed to save you time and provide consistency. Templates cont

Page 204 - Schedule Device Congurations

StorageStorage provides the capability to download and manage font and macro les on devices.Storage - Common Tasks Task ModuleThe Storage - Common Ta

Page 205

5. Click Next.6. On the Conrm page, verify that the list of fonts and macros is correct, and then click Import.7. On the Results page, click the Done

Page 206 - Conguration Templates

–The Select fonts and macros page is displayed.–Select the font and macro les to save and click Next.4. The Conrm page is displayed.5. Click Save. T

Page 207

Print Font/MacroThis option prints a test page of the selected font or macro.1. Access any device list.2. Highlight the device or devices and click th

Page 208 - Create Conguration Templates

a. To replace the existing fonts and macros on the device with the fonts and macros in this storage template, select the Overwrite existing fonts and

Page 209 - Create and Use Variable Data

TIP: A device might recognize some USB devices as ash media. To determine if you should select USB Storage or Flash from the Destination list, select

Page 210

View Storage TemplatesUse the following steps to view a storage template:1. In the Device Management navigation pane, expand Storage, and then select

Page 211 - Edit Conguration Templates

Solutions - Active Tasks Task ModuleThe Solutions - Active Tasks task module provides a list of the solutions tasks that are running. Use this task mo

Page 212 - View Conguration Templates

Virtual Machine (Optional Platform)Recommended requirementsHP recommends the following virtualization solutions:●VMware ESX●Microsoft Hyper-VNotes●For

Page 213

●Chailet or Microsoft .NET Framework application:–Description: custom description of the application.●Solution: you can edit the:–Description: custom

Page 214 - Alerts and HP Web Jetadmin

NOTE: A scheduled task uses the date and time on the server where HP Web Jetadmin is installed. The location where the scheduled task runs might not b

Page 215 - Types of Alerts

4. Select at least one solution to uninstall from the selected devices and click Next. The Conrm page is displayed with the list of solutions that ha

Page 216 - Alerts Traps Listener Port

7. Review the template and click Create template. The Results page is displayed.8. Click Done.Deleting a Solutions TemplateDelete any solutions templa

Page 217 - Managing Device Alerts

Applying a Solutions TemplateYou can install solutions within a template to a single device, multiple devices, or a group.1. In the left navigation pa

Page 218 - Create Alert Subscriptions

4 Print ManagementThe Print Management view gives you control over remote print queues and drivers. These features can be used to create, edit, and de

Page 219

●Delete driver from available drivers (Delete a Driver on page 275).●Retrieve driver from available drivers (Retrieve a Driver on page 275).Supported

Page 220

●Precongure the settings for a print driver●Upload a print driver to HP Web Jetadmin●Delete a print driver from HP Web Jetadmin●Copy a print driver t

Page 221

Create Print QueueLocal administrator credentials are required on hosts managed by HP Web Jetadmin Print Management features. You can have these right

Page 222 - Edit Alert Subscriptions

Click Next. The Specify print queue options page is displayed.6. Type the printer name using Windows naming conventions for print queues. This name mu

Page 223

Table of contents1 Install and Set Up HP Web Jetadmin ...

Page 224

Client HardwareRecommended requirementsHP recommends the following hardware conguration for the client:●PC with 2.4 GHz processor●64-bit system with

Page 225

Delete Print QueueUse the following steps to delete a print queue:1. In the left navigation pane, click Print Management at the bottom of the screen.I

Page 226 - Alert Subscription Templates

Upload Drivers to HP Web JetadminINF install le sets for drivers can be uploaded into the HP Web Jetadmin host. These drivers can then be installed o

Page 227

3. Select the driver and the pre-conguration for the driver and click Next. The Specify destination settings page is displayed.4. Select a folder for

Page 228

5 Application ManagementYou can use the features in the Application Management view to congure and manage devices on the network. The task modules on

Page 229

Application Management - Scheduled Tasks Task ModuleThe Application Management - Scheduled Tasks task module provides a list of the application manage

Page 230

●Role templates: Two exist to allow you to create one set of access levels and then apply that template when adding users. You can create, view, edit,

Page 231

●Create a role●Assign a role to users●Copy a role template to create a new templateUser Security - Roles Task ModuleThe User Security - Roles task mod

Page 232

You can use the Diagnostics feature to view the roles that are assigned to a user and the features that are enabled or disabled for each of those role

Page 233

6. To start the Assign User Role wizard, select the Assign to users now checkbox. For more information about the Assign User Role wizard, see Assign R

Page 234

View Roles1. In the left navigation pane, click on User Security.In the User Security - Roles task module, select the role to change and click View. T

Page 235 - Firmware

Installations and UpgradesLocal administrator access is required to install or upgrade HP Web Jetadmin.Client ApplicationThe HP Web Jetadmin client ap

Page 236 - Qualifying Firmware

●Example 1: a domain user group contains users who belong to the Support team. The company adds and removes users as needed when sta changes occur. T

Page 237

3. On the Add User page, enter the user name and domain where the user is dened.-or-To search for the user, perform the following steps:a. Click the

Page 238

Use the following steps to edit a user role:1. Select Application Management from the bottom of the left navigation pane.Expand User Security and clic

Page 239 - Firmware Repository

Use the following steps to view the roles and permissions for a user or group:1. Select Application Management from the bottom of the left navigation

Page 240 - Import Images

HP Web Jetadmin - Summary Task ModuleThe HP Web Jetadmin - Summary task module provides the number of remote installations of each version of HP Web J

Page 241 - Delete Scheduled Upgrades

3. To run the discovery immediately, leave the Schedule discovery checkbox cleared.-or-To schedule the discovery to run at a later time, select the Sc

Page 242

Data SynchronizationData synchronization pulls information about the devices that have been discovered on a remote HP Web Jetadmin server, and then ad

Page 243 - Examples of Reports

5. To synchronize the HP Web Jetadmin servers immediately, click the Synchronize button.-or-To schedule the synchronization for a later time, click th

Page 244

6 Device Conguration OptionsFollowing are the various conguration options for devices. Your device might or might not support all of the options.Dev

Page 245

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. To set the Fit to page, select the O or On radio button.2. Click Apply.Copier Reduce/EnlargeThis o

Page 246 - Available Reports

Host AccessFor the application host, local administrator access is required to install or upgrade HP Web Jetadmin.For the client host, local user acce

Page 247 - Device Utilization

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. In Orientation, select the orientation for the scan job.2. In 2-Sided Format, select the desired bi

Page 248 - Event Log History

Copy Job Auto InterruptThe auto job interrupt feature allows the product to automatically interrupt an active network print job between complete sets

Page 249 - Supply Ordering

Copy Optimize Text/PictureUse this option to optimize the quality of copy output based on the content of typical copy jobs. You can choose to optimize

Page 250 - Getting Started with Reports

To set this option, select the default sharpness value. The higher the value, the greater the default sharpness.Copy StampsUse this option to change c

Page 251 - Data Collection

Copy Staple/Hole PunchUse this option to specify the default staple/hole punch placement for copy jobs. These settings are only available if a stapler

Page 252

1. To enable this feature, select On or Enabled.2. To disable this feature, select O or Disabled.Default Edge-to-Edge SettingUse this option to speci

Page 253

Default Original Media SizeThis option lets you specify the default original media size of copied documents. The paper sensors override the default. I

Page 254 - Data Collection Templates

Interrupt Copy JobsThis feature lets you interrupt an active copy job between complete sets to print a new copy job. This option lets you specify if t

Page 255

Asset NumberUse this option to assign an asset number to the device. The asset number can be based on any user-dened schema, such as an organization&

Page 256

NOTE: To ensure that the cleaning process runs automatically and without intervention, make sure that the paper size you specify is always available i

Page 257 - Data Collection Summaries

<filename>.exe [/L"<LanguageID>"] [/S /v/qn] </V"[Property1=Value1] [Property2=Value2] [...]">Command-line param

Page 258 - Data Collection Anomalies

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. Check the Enable AutoSend box to enable this feature.2. Select the frequency to send conguration a

Page 259

BrowserUse this option to congure specic settings for the web browser on the device (for example, enabling OXPd 1.6 support). The web browser settin

Page 260

1. Select On to display a warning until GO is pressed.2. Select Job to display a warning until the end of the job in which it was generated.If On is s

Page 261 - Report Generation

Company NameThe company contact is the name of the organization that owns or is responsible for the device. HP Web Jetadmin displays the company conta

Page 262

Date/Time FormatUse this option to specify the format for dates and times as displayed on the device. Specifying the format allows you to comply with

Page 263

To specify the default media type, select the media type from the drop-down list.Default Print DensityThis option lets you select the default density

Page 264

1. If you are conguring multiple devices, select one of the following options in the Overwrite options section:●Replace/overwrite existing Certicate

Page 265

●Line monitor: Allows you to set the volume level used during the fax machine to fax machine negotiation for each sent and received fax.●Alarm: Allows

Page 266

To specify the default Economode value, select the radio button for the desired Economode (On or O).Enable Retrieve/Print from USBUse this option to

Page 267

High Capacity Output ModeThis option lets you specify which high-capacity output accessory the printer directs output to. Directing output to various

Page 268

Property and Value Descriptionanonymized data to HP. HP uses the anonymized data to improve products and services.This property is required for silent

Page 269

For batch congurations and templates, the checkboxes initially contain a blue square. When you select a checkbox with a blue square, the checkbox is

Page 270

The Quick Sets folder appears in the main list of applications. Only one Quick Sets folder is allowed. Quick Sets applications can reside in the main

Page 271

●Move In: Moves the selected application to the appropriate folder. It will list the applicable folders.●Move Out: Moves the selected application out

Page 272 - Supply Usage Report Settings

a. Select the keyboard layout for each language from the corresponding list.b. To enable the alternate keyboard layouts, select the Display the altern

Page 273 - Schedule a Report

Instant Lamp OnEnable this option to keep the scanner lamp warm when the scanner is turned on. Disabling this option saves energy when the scanner is

Page 274

CAUTION: If the job retention feature is disabled, the option appears on the printer driver user interface but does not store the print job on the pri

Page 275 - Deleting Scheduled Reports

1. To enable a media type, select the check box next to the media type.2. To disable a media type, clear the check box next to the media type.3. To de

Page 276 - Report Templates

Disable the Online Solutions feature▲Clear the Enable Online Solutions checkbox.Optimum Speed/CostThis option optimizes the performance or cost per pa

Page 277 - Create a Report Template

Outgoing ServersUse this option to congure the SMTP servers that the device uses to send outgoing emails for the following functions:NOTE: The functi

Page 278

●Use credentials of user after sign in at control panel: The device uses the credentials of the user who is signed in on the device to access the SMTP

Page 279 - Edit a Report Template

Property and Value DescriptionThe following are examples of the correct syntax:–/V"WJA_EULA=ACCEPT DATABASEDIR=\"C:\SQLServer\""–/

Page 280 - Delete a Report Template

NOTE: The options available are dependent upon the device.1. Output overow command: Species the default action to take when the output bin is full o

Page 281 - Archived Reports

NOTE: Server context ID, URI, User name, Vendor ID, and Product ID are custom variable data elds that support data in the following formats. ●Actual

Page 282 - Import Fonts and Macros

NOTE: Server context ID, URI, and User name are custom variable data elds that support data in the following formats. ●Actual value to be congured●V

Page 283 - Save to File

●Replace/overwrite existing OXPd device functions●Append to existing OXPd device functions●Remove OXPd device functions2. To add OXPd device functions

Page 284

4. In the Password box, enter the password that is required to access the OXPd Pro Server.5. In the Conrm Password box, enter the password again.To r

Page 285 - Create Storage Templates

An OXPd statistics agent record denes the information that devices require to send job statistics to the server where the statistics agent is install

Page 286 - Edit Storage Templates

1. Select the desired le from the displayed list.2. To add a new le to the list, click New. The PJL Repository conguration page is displayed showin

Page 287 - Copy a Storage Template

Quick SetsQuick Sets are shortcut jobs with predened settings that help users complete their jobs quickly and reliably. Users can access Quick Sets o

Page 288 - Solutions

HP Embedded Web server (EWS) on the device, and then congure the base application to require signing in.To specify multiple email addresses for any o

Page 289 - Editing Solution Settings

–Variable data (a variable always starts and ends with %% with the name of the variable in between the starting and ending %% signs)%%<custom varia

Page 290 - Installing Solutions

Post-installation TasksThe HP Web Jetadmin server will start automatically as a Microsoft Service. The HP Web Jetadmin server cannot accept HP Web Jet

Page 291 - Uninstalling Solutions

NOTE: The Override at Out option is available only from the device control panel. If this option is selected, the device continues to print when the s

Page 292 - Creating a Solutions Template

To show or hide the date and time, select Hide or Display.Show Network AddressUse this option to enable the printer to display the IP Address or the N

Page 293 - Copying a Solutions Template

Sleep/Wake TimeThis option species the time of day that you want the printer to automatically start waking (or warming) up and also sleeping.You can

Page 294 - Applying a Solutions Template

4. To set the Sleep schedule, it must rst be selected from the Sleep mode drop-down list. Then select the corresponding checkbox for the Wake time an

Page 295 - 4 Print Management

CAUTION: Conguring the Sleep Timer Settings conguration option for some devices might cause those devices to enter a deep sleep mode. USB-based solu

Page 296 - HP’s Universal Print Driver

1. To send the rest of a job to a dierent output bin, from Output Overow Command, select Overow Job.2. Select how long the printer waits from Outpu

Page 297 - Print Management Options

1. Clearable Warnings: Control how the device tracks clearable warnings. If On is selected, a warning is displayed until GO is pressed. If Job is sele

Page 298 - Create Print Queue

Time Zone/Daylight SavingUse this option to specify the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) by indicating which time zone the device is located in and whether t

Page 299 - Edit Print Queue

To congure this option, choose the desired paper type for each tray from the drop-down list box for that tray. The available options are:●Light (Less

Page 300 - Pre-congure Driver

NOTE: The log is saved when the settings for the digital send device are applied.2. To clear the activity log, select Clear log.Address Book Managemen

Page 301 - Retrieve a Driver

To congure the HP Web Jetadmin service to restart automatically, follow these steps.1. Access the Windows Control Panel and select Administrative Too

Page 302

Advanced Search OptionsThis option lets you specify the settings the digital send device uses to search the LDAP database for email addresses. LDAP se

Page 303 - 5 Application Management

–HR: \\server1\HRFolder–Accounting: \\server1\AccountingFolder–Public: \\server3\public\week1●Each week the folder \public\week1 is changed to corresp

Page 304 - User Security

NOTE: If the display name is not provided, the value entered in Email Address text box displays in the From eld of the email.4. Type a subject in Def

Page 305 - Initial User Security

12. Select the default sharpness setting from Sharpness.13. Select the default 2-sided format setting from 2-Sided Format.NOTE: This option is only en

Page 306

●Simple over SSL: The selected LDAP Server requires user credentials. Using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) the password, if any, will be sent across the n

Page 307 - Create Roles

NOTE: On some LDAP Servers, the Search root can be left blank (in which case its root node will be assumed).●User information retrieval method: Depend

Page 308 - Delete Roles

permission to change the default From address at the device. For example, you can specify the subject of the email: Please type in a subject for your

Page 309 - Copy a Role Template

1. Select the le format used for email attachments from Default le format.2. Select black and white or color from Default color preference.NOTE: Col

Page 310 - Assign Roles to Users

4. If the Default From option is selected from the From list, perform the following steps:This text box can use static data or custom variables suppor

Page 311 - Edit Users

6. To allow users to enter the email addresses of the recipients who receive a copy of the outgoing email message, select the Blank option from the Cc

Page 312 - User Security Diagnostics

Port number TypeInbound (I) or Outbound (O)1Description2493 UDP I/O Build Monitor: This is an HP Web Jetadmin server port that is kept open. Other HP

Page 313 - HP Web Jetadmin Management

TIP: In HP Web Jetadmin, text boxes that support variable data are highlighted blue. For more information on variable data, see Create and Use Variabl

Page 314

To prevent users from editing the le name from the device control panel, clear the User Editable checkbox.4. From the File Name Sux list, select the

Page 315

1. To use the default message for the email, select Message language and then select a language from the drop-down list. The device generates an email

Page 316 - Data Synchronization

5. If Optimize text/picture is set to Manually adjust, then specify the value in Optimize for.6. Specify the way the content of the original document

Page 317

To congure this option, select the Enabled or Disabled option.Enable Save to USBUse this option to enable or disable the Save to USB feature on the d

Page 318 - 6 Device Conguration Options

NOTE: The CSV le must have at least one pair of entries for each new address, where the rst entry is the name of the person and the second entry is

Page 319 - Copy Content Orientation

The following is an example of a CSV le:name, emailaddress, pin, permissionset, networknameKellyJacobson, [email protected],57127, deviceUse

Page 320 - Copy Heavy Originals

Enable the device to search an LDAP server database1. Select the Enable network contacts (use LDAP server) checkbox.2. In the LDAP server address box,

Page 321 - Copy Manage Booklet

To search for the DN in the LDAP directory structure, click the Find button.8. From the Source for Attribute Names list, select the source for the att

Page 322

8. From the Default le type list, select the le format that is used for the scanned document.9. From the Default resolution list, select the resolut

Page 323 - Copy Staple

Port number TypeInbound (I) or Outbound (O)1Description27892 UDP I Traps Listener: HP Web Jetadmin uses this port for SNMP-based alerts and for By Use

Page 324 - Default Copy Collation

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. Select the page size of the original document in Original size.2. If the original size is Custom:●S

Page 325 - Default Original Content

6. Select the operating system on the computer hosting the quick access folder from Located On.7. If the server connection requires authorization and

Page 326 - Hold O Time

●Upload an SDC conguration le to the device.●Remove the current conguration le.If a conguration le has already been uploaded to the device, its

Page 327 - Alternative Letterhead Mode

Scan To Folder Predened JobsUse this option to specify the network folder settings, scan settings, and le settings that the device uses to send scan

Page 328 - Auto Cleaning Page

Edit network folder entries1. Select the folder entry from the list, and then click the Edit button. The Edit Predened Folder wizard starts.2. Change

Page 329 - AutoSend

a. Click the Add button. The Add Predened Folder wizard starts.b. On the Choose the destination type page, select the Shared folder or FTP site optio

Page 330 - AutoStore

NOTE: The SMTP gateway settings of the digital send device must be specied before scanned documents can be sent through email.Use the following steps

Page 331 - Clearable Warnings

USB File SettingsThis option lets you specify the default le settings for each le saved to an attached USB media from the digital send device. The d

Page 332 - Color/Black Mix

●Do not notify: Never send a notication when a user saves a scanned document to a USB storage device.●Notify only if job fails: Send a notication on

Page 333

14. Enable Job build to combine several sets of original documents into one email attachment. Also use this feature to scan an original document that

Page 334 - Default Media Type

Congure the Firewall Software ...

Page 335 - Device Certicates

Tools > Options > Shared > Network > HTTPS, a message appears stating that certicates can only be installed from an HP Web Jetadmin clien

Page 336 - Device Volumes

●Select POP3 server and then type the POP3 server IP address in the text box.●Select Username and then type the printer name in the text box.●If requi

Page 337 - Economode

4. Local port to receive time from server: specify the port to use for the device to get data from the time server.5. To specify an hour for the print

Page 338 - FutureSmart Level

Fax Answer Mode SettingsThis option lets you select the answer mode for this device. Options are:●Manual: requires user input.●Automatic: requires no

Page 339 - High Capacity Output Names

Fax ArchivingUse this option to enable fax archiving and specify the type of faxes that are archived. You can specify if faxes are archived or printed

Page 340

TIP: In HP Web Jetadmin, text boxes that support variable data are highlighted blue. For more information on variable data, see Create and Use Variabl

Page 341

Fax Billing CodeThis option lets you specify the billing code information for the digital send device. Billing codes provide a way to track faxes from

Page 342

1. Type the company name in Company name.2. Type the fax number in Fax number.Fax Header SettingsUse this option to specify information about the orig

Page 343 - Input Auto Continue Timeout

Fax Maximum Baud RateUse this option to specify the maximum baud rate for the fax transmission. If the fax is having communication issues use this set

Page 344 - Job Retention

1. Select the condition when fax notications should be sent from Condition upon which to notify.2. Select the notication delivery method from the Me

Page 345

Fax Printing ScheduleThis option lets you specify how faxes are stored and printed. You can choose to always print faxes, always store faxes, or print

Page 346 - Online Solutions

Congure HTTPS (Server Certicates or SSL)1. To congure HTTPS, access Tools > Options > Shared > Network > HTTPS.2. To associate a certi

Page 347 - Original Orientation

Fax Receive - DispositionThis option lets you dene what a device should do when receiving a fax. Either print the fax or forward it to a dierent fax

Page 348 - Outgoing Servers

3. Select the speed for the fax from the Fax receive speed drop-down list.4. Type the ring interval (in milliseconds) in the Ring interval text box.5.

Page 349 - Output Auto Continue

NOTE: The resolution setting cannot be changed by the user.To congure this option, select the quality of outbound faxes from the Resolution drop-down

Page 350 - OXPd Accessory Records

Fax Send - Other Options or Other SettingsThis option lets you dene what the device should do if the number dialed is busy or there is no answer.Fax

Page 351 - OXPd Authentication Agents

3. In the Common Job Settings—Scan settings section, specify the following settings for the original documents and scanned output:●Default resolution:

Page 352 - OXPd Device Functions

NOTE: To prevent the device from reporting a jam when a user scans an original document that has multiple pages, such as a folded booklet, make sure t

Page 353 - OXPd OPS Cong Settings

●Redial on no answer: Enter the number of times that the internal modem redials when there is no answer.●Redial on busy: Enter the number of times tha

Page 354 - OXPd Statistics Agents

●Enable notication: Select this checkbox to send a notication when an error occurs sending the fax to the network folder.●Notication timeout (minut

Page 355 - PJL Conguration

●To allow the user to enter a billing code other than the default, select Editable by user.●To specify the minimum number of characters a user is allo

Page 356 - PS Defer Media

7. LAN fax setup – Dialing settings: specify the dialing settings for sending faxes. These settings aect how the devices dial outbound faxes and how

Page 357 - Quick Sets

●The Smart Client application runs on the client as the user who is logged in to the computer, executes commands that download approximately 50 MB of

Page 358

1. To print a T.30 report, select the Print T.30 report check box and then select when the report should print from the When to print report drop-down

Page 359 - Replace Supplies

1. In the LAN fax service settings section, specify the following options:●Third-party LAN fax product: Select the LAN fax vendor that the device uses

Page 360 - Show Date and Time

●LAN fax transmission speed: Select the transmission speed that is used for outgoing faxes. If you select the Default option, the transmission speed t

Page 361 - Size/Type Prompt

File System PasswordThis option prevents unauthorized users from changing any le system conguration options and from performing a secure storage era

Page 362 - Sleep Mode

To congure the Bonjour service name (mDNS Service Name), enter the name in the box.Conguration PrecedenceUse this option to congure the precedence

Page 363 - Sleep Timer Settings

domain is a set of one or more IP addresses, and the Domain Name identies the domain in which the device resides (for example, support.hp.com). A Dom

Page 364 - Staples Out Override

●Enable—Enables the Google Cloud Print feature on the printer. The printer must then be registered with Google Cloud Print by using the printer HP Emb

Page 365 - System Setup

To change the IP address, type the new IP address in IP Address. To change the subnet mask, type the new subnet IP address in Subnet Mask. To change t

Page 366 - Time Zone

IPX - Ethernet Frame TypeThis option lets you specify the Ethernet frame types that the HP Jetdirect print server uses on the network. If you select A

Page 367 - Tray Setup Media Type

To assign or change the IPX SAP broadcast interval , type the broadcast interval in minutes in the text box. To disable the IPX SAP broadcast interval

Page 368 - Activity Log

1. On the HP Web Jetadmin server, go to Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools, and then double-click Local Secur

Page 369 - Administrator Information

CAUTION: To prevent potential problems, make sure that the address you assign is not already in use.NOTE: While the Novell protocol environment on the

Page 370 - Clear All Network Folders

Network Enable FeaturesUse this option to enable or disable various network conguration tools, printing methods, and other features that the device s

Page 371 - Default Messages Settings

Enable the AirPrint features1. Select the AirPrint Fax check box.2. Select the AirPrint Scan (eSCL/WebScan) check box.3. Select the AirPrint Secure Sc

Page 372

Phone Home Privacy SettingThis feature allows you to control whether HP may collect statistical data on product use. By allowing HP to collect this in

Page 373 - Device Contacts Import

To assign or change the scan idle timeout, type the timeout value in seconds in the text eld.SNMP Trap Destination TableHP Web Jetadmin runs a backgr

Page 374

●Specify a TCP/IP port number for the management application in Port number.●Select an SNMP agent version from the Version drop-down list.●Specify a t

Page 375

1. To use TCP to send system log messages to the Syslog server, select the TCP option.IMPORTANT: If the Enable CCC Logging checkbox is selected, selec

Page 376

To congure this option, type the host name in System Name.TCP Idle TimeoutThis option lets you specify how long TCP/IP stays open when there is no tr

Page 377 - Email Address Validation

An intermediate CA is a subordinate of a root CA. An intermediate CA is capable of signing and issuing identity certicates. The result is a certicat

Page 378

addresses for each network computer or device. A WINS server employs a distributed database of host names and associated IP addresses. The database is

Page 379

Congure HP Web Jetadmin to Bind to a Specic NICHP Web Jetadmin can run on a multi-homed server or on a server that has multiple network interfaces.

Page 380 - Email File Settings

CAUTION: Use caution when changing the 802.1X authentication settings. You might lose the connection. If communication with the device is lost, you mi

Page 381 - Email Message Text

Access Control for Device FunctionsUse this option to specify the sign-in method that is required to access applications from the device control panel

Page 382 - Email Scan Settings

a. Select the permission set from the list, and then click the Edit button.b. On the Edit Permission Set window, enter a new name for the permission s

Page 383 - Enable Save to SharePoint

Create device conguration templates for devices that have new or custom sign-in methodsSome devices have new or custom sign-in methods installed that

Page 384 - Import/Export Address Book

CAUTION: You may lose your ability to communicate with the device if your system is not properly specied in the list, or access through HTTP is disab

Page 385

1. Select the check box.2. To enable Automatic Update, select the Enabled option.-or-To disable Automatic Update, select the Disabled option.3. Click

Page 386 - LDAP Settings

●To delete a user from Permissions, select a user name entry on the list by clicking on it and then click Delete.●To import a permissions conguration

Page 387

Control Panel ShortcutsUse this option to specify the shortcuts that appear in the Shortcuts folder on the device control panel and specify the order

Page 388 - Network Folder File Settings

Device User AccountsA permission set establishes the access level for various device functions, such as the ability to print in color, cancel jobs, an

Page 389 - Network Folder Scan Settings

Display Options on Information TabUse this option to enable or disable the options that appear on the Information tab in the HP Embedded Web Server (E

Page 390 - Network Folder Setup

rejectRemoteRequests="false" tokenImpersonationLevel="Impersonation" secure="true" protectionLevel="En

Page 391 - OXPd 1.4 Conguration

-or-To prevent users from sending PJL commands to the printer, select the Disabled option.Encrypt all web communicationThis option lets you to enable

Page 392 - Reset Copy Send Timeout

Enable FIPS mode▲Select the Enabled option.CAUTION: The enable conguration fails if the following non-FIPS protocols are congured on the device:●SNM

Page 393 - Scan To Folder Predened Jobs

IPsec/Firewall Policy(Full-featured HP Jetdirect print servers only) The Firewall and Internet Protocol security (IPsec) features provide network-laye

Page 394 - Send to Network Folder

a. Select the IPsec template, and then click the Modify button. The IPsec Template wizard starts.b. On the IPsec Protocols page, make the appropriate

Page 395 - SMTP Gateway Settings

Kerberos AuthenticationUse this feature to congure the device (multi-function peripheral, or digital sender) to authenticate users to a Kerberos Real

Page 396

ou=marketing, o=HP, c=USo=hp.comou=engineering, cn=users, dc=hp, dc=comThe LDAP server is typically the same as the Kerberos server in the Windows Act

Page 397 - USB Notication Settings

NOTE: If you select Simple, the credentials are sent from the digital send device without encryption. Contact the LDAP server’s administrator to deter

Page 398 - USB Scan Settings

In the Password box, enter the LDAP Admin password.6. To congure the LDAP database search settings, perform the following steps in the LDAP Database

Page 399

Disable the LDAP sign-in method▲Clear the Enable LDAP Sign In checkbox.LDAP Users and GroupsUse this option to set LDAP permissions for individual use

Page 400 - Time Services

To disable the NFC feature, clear the Enable Near Field Communication checkbox.Novell Sign In SetupUse this option to set up Novell authentication on

Page 401 - Fax Answer Mode

7. In the File name text box, enter HP.Imaging.Wjp.Alerts.Library.AlertsHelpers.config.xml.8. From the Save as type drop-down list, select All Files (

Page 402 - Fax Archive Setting

Printer Firmware SHA1 Code SigningUse this option to allow the device to install only rmware bundles that are signed by using Secure Hash Algorithm 2

Page 403 - Fax Archiving

●Enable color: All color print jobs are printed in color.●Disable color: All color print jobs are printed in their grayscale equivalent.●Set custom co

Page 404

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. To automatically enable encryption when an HP Secure Hard Disk is installed, select Automatic. This

Page 405 - Fax Header

Congure a service access code1. In the Service Access Code box, enter the service access code. The service access code must be exactly 8 digits in th

Page 406 - Fax Header Settings

Enable and congure the Smart Card sign-in method1. Select the Enable Smart Card Sign In Setup checkbox.2. To add a trusted domain, enter the domain n

Page 407 - Fax Notication

6. From the Privacy Protocol list, select the protocol.7. In the Privacy passphrase and Conrm privacy passphrase boxes, enter the passphrase for the

Page 408 - Fax Printing

●Page Limit: Specify a page limit for the number of color pages printed. Then type that number in the adjacent text box.NOTE: The page limit for color

Page 409 - Fax Receive

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. To add or edit a user:a. Click Add, or select a user and click Edit.b. Type the person's name

Page 410 - Fax Receive Settings

NOTE: For devices that support only one trusted domain, the specied trusted domain is automatically set as the default.4. To enable SSL, select the U

Page 411 - Fax Resolution Quality

Device Conguration Options for SuppliesConguration options for Supplies manage settings related to consumable supplies, such as cartridges.Cartridge

Page 412 - Fax Send - Dialing Mode

standard Microsoft .NET Remoting channel on port 4088. The HP Web Jetadmin server communicates the port number that is established for event noticati

Page 413 - Fax Send Settings

▲Select the O option.Allow the installed cartridges to be used only in this deviceWhen single device cartridge protection mode is congured, the cart

Page 414

Delay Very Low MessageUse this option to specify a threshold for the number of pages that the device prints after a supply reaches a very low status b

Page 415

4. Click the Close button.5. Select the Enable 1% Estimated Supplies Level checkbox.After this option is applied to a device, you might need to click

Page 416

●If one color cartridge is used more than the other color cartridges, specify a higher threshold for that color cartridge to ensure that there is enou

Page 417 - Fax Send Setup

1. Review the Terms of Use provided at welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/termsofuse.html?jumpid=in_R11549eprintercenter.2. To accept the Terms of Use and e

Page 418

Congure the ability to create HP JetAdvantage accounts▲To allow users to create accounts from the device control panel, select the Allow users to cre

Page 419 - Fax Service

-or-To disable the wireless station settings, clear the Enable Wireless Station (802.11) check box.Radio StateUse this option to enable or disable the

Page 420 - LAN Fax Service Settings

To allow the printer to broadcast the HP Wi-Fi Direct name on the Wi-Fi network, clear the Do not broadcast the Wi-Fi Direct name checkbox.b. To preve

Page 421

If the Advanced option is selected from the Connection Method list, the prex is HP-Print-XY-, where XY is the last 2 characters of the HP Jetdirect 2

Page 422 - File System External Access

Wireless Station (802.11)Use this option to congure the wireless network conguration parameters for an IEEE 802.11 wireless Ethernet connection.In t

Page 423 - Secure File Erase Mode

Restart the HP Web Jetadmin Service ManuallyIt may be necessary to stop and restart the HP Web Jetadmin service. An example of this would be when a ne

Page 424 - DNS Server

Computer-to-Computer mode. Ad hoc mode is the factory default congured on the HP Jetdirect print server.Channel: Select the radio frequency the print

Page 425 - Google Cloud Print

●WPA-Personal: Enter the security key that is used to generate the preshared key for authentication on the network. The security key must be entered i

Page 426 - IPv4 Information

7 End-User License AgreementWhen you download, register, and install HP Web Jetadmin, you must read the End-User License Agreement (EULA) and acknowle

Page 427 - IPv6 Information

IndexSymbols/Numerics.NET Frameworknotication that installation is required 45AAccessory Inventory report 221Active Clients task module 278Active Con

Page 428 - IPX - SAP Broadcast Interval

other requirements 5performance 37client connectionselecting correct IP address 18client hardware requirements 4Client Management - Active Clients tas

Page 429 - Locally Administered Address

defaultsUniversal Print Driver Postscript (UPD-PS) 270defaults, factoryresetting devices 89Delete Role wizard 282deleting device groups 132deleting de

Page 430 - Mgmt Protocol

device tabsAlerts 88Capabilities tab 96Cong 87Firmware 97Groups 91maximum number of devices displayed 65polling options 62Reports 91showing and hidin

Page 431 - Network Enable Features

EWS password 58EWS password credential 53exportingdevice conguration templates100exporting device data 115exporting device groups 133Ffactory default

Page 432 - Parallel Mode

HTTPSchanging port 42changing the default port for the Smart Client application 16conguring 15Iidentifying the server 36images, downloading 214IMEs (

Page 433 - Scan Idle Timeout

policies, device groupchanging timeout setting 124dening 123specifying order applied 124polling ratesstatic 62polling, devicebackground options 60opt

Page 434 - SNMP Trap Destination Table

Import Feature PacksFeature Packs provide support for dynamically adding new conguration options and new device images to HP Web Jetadmin. Feature Pa

Page 435

Repository 263repository, rmware 213requirements, system 1Resolve Device Communication Failures feature 120Resolve IP Addresses wizard 120restart 10,

Page 436 - System Name

Storagedeleting fonts and macros 257overview 256repository 256Storage Repositoryimporting fonts and macros 256Storage repository 256Storage tab 93Stor

Page 437 - Upload CA Certicate

uninstalling HP Web Jetadminfrom command line 30from Control Panel 30Universal Print Driver Postscript (UPD-PS) 270UPD-PS (Universal Print Driver Post

Page 438 - WINS Server

Notication that Microsoft .NET Framework Is Required ... 44HP Web Jetadmin Client's Sleep S

Page 439 - 802.1X Authentication

8. On the Success window, click the OK button. The Feature Pack is listed on the Feature Packs window with a status of Applied (Service Restart Requir

Page 440

Make the required changes to the settings in HP Web Jetadmin and on the devicesIf you omit the following steps, HP Web Jetadmin might not be able to c

Page 441

r. On the Conrm page, verify that the information is correct, and then click the Apply Template button.s. On the Results page, click the Done button.

Page 442

Update the alert subscriptions that were created without using an alert subscription template and are congured to forward SNMP trapsa. In the Device

Page 443 - Access Control List

j. Click the Next button.k. On the Conrm page, verify that the information is correct, and then click the Apply Template button.l. On the Results pag

Page 444 - Automatic Update

●Upload CA Certicate conguration option: Certicates must not be signed by using MD5 or earlier (MD2 or MD4).●Mgmt Protocol conguration option: The

Page 445 - Color Access Control

Uninstall HP Web JetadminWhen you uninstall HP Web Jetadmin, the Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition instance of the HP Web Jetadmin database is also

Page 446 - Control Panel Access

2 Introduction to HP Web JetadminHP Web Jetadmin increases business productivity by helping you proactively address potential printing problems, autom

Page 447 - Device Announcement Agent

Getting Around in HP Web JetadminThe user interface for HP Web Jetadmin is designed to be ecient and intuitive, limiting the number of steps required

Page 448 - Disable Direct Ports

To congure device lters, perform the following steps:1. From the top menu bar, select View > Preferences > Device Filters. The Preferences pag

Page 449 - Enable Host USB plug and play

Device Polling Conguration Options ... 60Co

Page 450 - FIPS-140 Mode

Refresh the log entries▲Click the Refresh button.Edit the application log settings▲To congure how long the application log entries are saved, maximum

Page 451 - Group 2 PIN

Left Navigation PaneHP Web Jetadmin has a navigation pane on the left side of the user interface that displays a tree for the current view (Device Man

Page 452 - IPsec/Firewall Policy

summary of a feature space. You can obtain this summary by selecting any top-level element within the navigation tree. Elements with the + symbol next

Page 453

●Client performance: The client application performs many tasks locally to reduce trac to the HP Web Jetadmin server and improve performance on the c

Page 454 - Kerberos Authentication

HP Web Jetadmin and Distributed EnvironmentsHP Web Jetadmin is scalable client/server software designed to support distributed environments. HP Web Je

Page 455 - LDAP - Accessing the Server

●The HP Web Jetadmin service runs in the background.●The HP Web Jetadmin service supports the following communication interfaces:–HTTP–HTTPS–TFTP–SNMP

Page 456 - LDAP Sign In Setup

Directory Files●Certicates●End User License Agreements (EULAs)●Other documents such as the release notes and online user documentation.C:\Windows\Ser

Page 457

●Templates (throughout HP Web Jetadmin)●Devices and supported device objects (Device Lists on page 105)●Data collections (Data Collection on page 225)

Page 458 - Near Field Communication

●Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Services●Start > Run > Services.msc2. Double-click the service.3. On the Properties screen,

Page 459 - Print Job Color Control

LocalizationHP Web Jetadmin is localized in several languages. All the available languages are automatically implemented when you install HP Web Jetad

Page 460 - Restrict Color

3 Device Management ...

Page 461 - Secure Disk Encryption Mode

–Users are viewing lists and one or more displayed information attributes has become stale.–Automatic Device Groups exist (Groups on page 121).●Backgr

Page 462 - Service Access Code

Notication that Microsoft .NET Framework Is RequiredThe HP Web Jetadmin server detects whether or not Microsoft .NET Framework is installed on the ho

Page 463 - Smart Card Sign In Setup

IMPORTANT: HP is committed to protecting your privacy and the integrity of your computer. You can enable and disable this feature at any time. Your na

Page 464 - SNMP Version Access Control

Use the following steps to congure this option:1. On the top menu bar, access Tools > Options > Shared > Network and select HTTP.2. Congure

Page 465 - Temporary Limit Overrides

Congure the SMTP Gateway SettingsServer, user, and email settings must be congured for the SMTP gateway that HP Web Jetadmin uses to send email mess

Page 466 - User PIN Authentication

Shared Conguration Options for DiscoveryYou can search for devices located within a range of IP addresses (multiple IP ranges can be designated).Con

Page 467 - Windows Sign In Setup

Manage the Address Lists for Specied Address DiscoveriesThe Specied Address option lets you manage lists of specied addresses for discoveries. The

Page 468 - Windows Users and Groups

The scheduled Server Maintenance task removes unneeded data from the HP Web Jetadmin database tables. This is temporary data used in normal HP Web Jet

Page 469 - Cartridge Protection

To clear all previous conguration history, click Clear History.Congure the Retention Period for the Alerts HistoryThis option allows you to select t

Page 470

Credentials StoreThe concept of a Credentials Store is not new to HP Web Jetadmin. Older versions of HP Web Jetadmin stored credentials onto the devic

Page 471 - Estimated Supplies Levels

Columns Dependent on HP Jetdirect Data ... 107Statuses on Device Lists in HP

Page 472 - Supply Threshold

passwords. Any user with access to devices and conguration features has delegated access to the Credential Store.Credentials NeededWhen HP Web Jetadm

Page 473 - Supply Very Low Action

Consider the following layers of security:●Access to device credential values: Credential Store/selected device administrators (Credentials Store on p

Page 474 - HP JetAdvantage (More Apps)

Manage the Global SNMPv1 Get Community NamesThe SNMP Get Community Name object is congurable from within security settings. It can actually cause a d

Page 475 - Enable Wireless Direct

HP Web Jetadmin can discover devices that have SNMPv3 fully enabled. However, you must congure HP Web Jetadmin to discover SNMPv3-enabled devices. Fo

Page 476 - Wi-Fi Direct

Delete SNMPv3 credentials1. Go to Tools > Options > Shared > Credentials > Device > SNMPv3.2. Select the credential from the list, and

Page 477 - Wireless Direct

Application Management Conguration OptionsThe following sections describe the conguration options for functional areas in the Application Management

Page 478

1. Go to Tools > Options > Application Management > User Security.2. Click the Restore button.Device Management Conguration OptionsThe follo

Page 479 - Wireless Station (802.11)

System Contact column is considered out-of-date after 24 hours because the contact does not change frequently. The Model column is never considered ou

Page 480

specied polling interval expires, and then waits until the specied number of devices per poll is satised before sending new device requests.3. Clic

Page 481

●Maximum communication interval: Specify the number of hours during which no device communication occurs. The default is 24.●Critical alert interval:

Page 483

Use the following steps:1. On the top menu bar, access Tools > Options > Device Management > Devices > Hidden Devices.2. Congure the desi

Page 484

●SLP listen: Select this option to use passive discovery on port 427 for SLP signals propagated at HP Jetdirect power-on. The default for this eld is

Page 485

1. On the top menu bar, access Tools > Options > Device Management > Device Tabs > General.2. In the Devices to allow in multi-view box, s

Page 486

Manage the User-dened Device Conguration SettingsYou can create custom device conguration settings that provide additional information about a devi

Page 487

IMPORTANT: Select this checkbox if the value of the user-dened setting must be unique for each device, such as an identication number. This user-de

Page 488

Export user-dened settings1. Go to Tools > Options > Device Management > Conguration > User Dened.2. Select the user-dened settings fr

Page 489

Manage the OXPd Device Function RepositoryA device function le denes the name and functionality of a button that can be displayed on a printer contr

Page 490

Import OXPd authentication agent les1. Go to Tools > Options > Device Management > Conguration > OXPd Authentication Agents.2. Click the

Page 491

NOTE: OXPd does not allow URIs that contain embedded authentication credentials, such as ftp://username:password@domain/path, by explicitly prohibitin

Page 492

4. In the URI box, enter the URI of the OXPd authorization agent (maximum of 256 characters). The URI is case-sensitive and must begin with one of the

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