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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erent server (Export and Import Device Conguration
Templates on page 99).
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Import conguration templates: After a conguration template has been exported, you can then import it
to use it on a dierent instance of HP Web Jetadmin running on a dierent server (Export and Import
Device Conguration Templates on page 99).
Volatile Conguration and HP Web Jetadmin Conguration Templates
Some actions performed remotely on devices can cause the device to automatically power cycle or change in
some other way that can impact the success of further conguration. Consider the case where you are
attempting to congure several device parameters, including one parameter that causes the device to reset
itself, which also causes HP Web Jetadmin to lose communication with the device for a time. Changing a device's
IP parameters is a good example. The device (in many cases) re-initializes and stops communicating for a time.
HP Web Jetadmin has several conguration elements that are known to cause device interrupts and, therefore,
cause a conguration to become volatile or unstable. These items are programmatically marked in such a way
that HP Web Jetadmin always uses them last in a conguration. These conguration items are:
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Security > LDAP - Accessing the Server
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Digital Sending > Activity Log
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Fax > Fax Reports and Logs (print or clear activity log)
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Security > Disable Direct Ports
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Network > Protocol Stacks
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Network > IPv4 Information, which includes Subnet Mask and Gateway (both single and batch
congurations)
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Wireless > 802.11 a/b/g
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Network > Link Setting
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File System > File System Password
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Security > Get Community Name
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Security > Set Community Name
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Security > SNMP Version Access Control
In any conguration, whether it is performed for a single device, for multiple devices, or with a conguration
template, these settings are always sent to the device last to improve the chance of successful congurations.
The following considerations should be made with these settings:
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The chances of a conguration failure increase when these settings are used in the same conguration.
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HP Web Jetadmin only marks these items to run last. HP Web Jetadmin does not put these items in any
order relative to the other items listed here.
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Device behaviors, while sometimes predictable, are not fully documented with these known conguration
items.
In summary, not all of the HP Web Jetadmin congurations can guarantee a positive and stable result at the
physical device. You might need to test individual conguration options to understand the eects on various
HP device models and determine if an HP Web Jetadmin conguration is successful. HP will continue best eort
practices in documenting these and other known conguration characteristics.
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