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Create user dened elds to store your variable data
If you want to use variable data, you need to create user dened elds to store your variable data. The user
dened eld can have any name. Use the following steps to create user dened elds:
1. Click Tools, and then Options.
2. Click Device Management, and then click the plus sign to expand Conguration, and then click User Dened.
3. Click New to create a new user dened eld.
4. On the Create User Dened Settings screen, in the Setting Name eld, enter a name.
For example: var_DefaultFrom or var_DefaultDisplayName.
TIP: By starting the variable data name with var_, it’s easier to nd and identify user dened elds in
HP Web Jetadmin.
5. Click OK
, and then repeat these steps for all the variable elds.
NOTE: Every user dened
eld uses a unique number in the HP Web Jetadmin database which is invisible to
users. If you delete a user dened eld and create a new user dened eld with the same name, another unique
number will be associated with the user dened eld. Therefore, you must create the user dened eld on one
HP Web Jetadmin server, export the user dened eld, and then import it on other HP Web Jetadmin servers.
Import the variable data into HP Web Jetadmin
Use the following steps to import variable data:
1. Create a CSV le
with the following syntax on the rst line:
IP Addr,Port,UserDefinedFieldName1,UserDefinedFieldName2
2. On the lines af
ter that, list the actual values. The Port option is always 1 for network-connected devices.
IP Addr,Port,var_DefaultFrom,var_DefaultDisplayName
10.10.10.10,1,[email protected],Peter
10.10.10.11,1,[email protected],Sandra
NOTE: Instead of IP Addr, you can also use Mac Address or IP Hostname. For more information, see
Importing a Conguration from a File on page 172.
NOTE: HP Web Jetadmin stores the user dened values only in its own database. Nothing gets congured
on the device itself
.
3. In HP Web Jetadmin, right-click
Conguration and then select Congure Devices.
4. Select File
, and then Import, and then follow the wizard.
Create a template with variables
After identifying the variable conguration options and creating the corresponding user dened elds, create a
templ
ate and refer to the user dened eld as variable data by using one of the following conventions:
Variable data (a variable in a template always starts and ends with %% with the name of the variable in
between the star
ting and ending %% signs)
%%<custom variable>%% (where “<custom variable>” is the name of the user dened eld)
Variable data along with a combination of static content before or after the variable
<static value>%%<custom variable>%%<static value>
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