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Table 5-2 Command options for policy management (continued)
/empa
/gempa
/dmpa
/pqdmpa
/pqdads
/gpolicy

Discontinued options in install.exe

Beginning with HP UPD 5.2, several install.exe switch options are being phased out. In the first phase
of this change, a warning message is displayed in the install.exe /? help screen advising that
some switches will no longer be supported or tested in the future. Administrators should begin
adopting alternatives using the free tools packaged in the HP Printer Administrator´s Resource Kit.
The second phase starts with the release of HP UPD 5.3. Several switches are now obsolete and no
longer tested or supported by HP.
The following tables list all of the obsolete switches for changing the default settings. These settings
can be configured during installation. After deployment you can change the settings by running the
install.exe /ni option. When the settings are configured and not locked, users see these default
settings and can change them. If the Lock feature is selected, the users do not have the ability to
change the settings.
Table 5-3 Discontinued switches and command options
Switch/Command
Option
/aml
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Enables HP MPA policy checking for current user using current policy
settings (default is to use managed-print). Using the /
policy"your_mpa_server" command line option is the equivalent of enabling
HP MPA policy checking and forcing the HP MPA server to query the http
server "your_mpa_server".
Enables HP MPA policy checking for all users using current policy settings
(default is to use managed-print). Using the /policy"your_mpa_server"
command line option is the equivalent of enabling HP MPA policy checking
and forcing the HP MPA server to query the http server "your_mpa_server".
Disables HP MPA policy checking for current user.
Disables HP MPA policy checking for the current print queue (logical windows
printer) no matter who uses it.
Disables ADS policy checking for the current print queue (logical windows
printer) no matter who uses it.
See the /policy example above. The difference between these switches is
that /gpolicy specifies the HP MPA Policy URL for all users of a system. /
policy specifies this information on a per user basis.
Definition
Adds a new managed printer list
name using the specified URL
(dynamic mode only). For
example:
/ aml"MyServer, http://
mywebserver
Or:
/ aml"MyPrinters", \
\myprinters \printerlist
\printerlist.xml
Alternative
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DCU/DDU/WJA Configurable: equivalent feature not
available
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UPD Administrator Template Configurable: equivalent
feature not available
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Manage Printer Administrator: reference SAG section
"Using MPP and MPL xml Files..."
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