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Table 6. EnergyWise Configuration Deployments (continued) Policy settings Description Device Specifies the device type of the client computer. Configurable options include: • Not configured • Enabled • Disabled If you enable this policy setting, you must input the device type of the client computer. Importance Note: The default device type is PC. Specifies the importance of EnergyWise . Configurable options include: • Not configured • Enabled • Disabled If you enable this policy setting, you must provide a value of importance. Keyword Note: The possible value varies between one and 100. Specifies the keyword of EnergyWise . Configurable options include: • Not configured • Enabled • Disabled If you enable this policy setting, you must input the keyword of the client computer. For more information about the Cisco EnengyWise solution, contact Cisco technical support. Customizing the ADM file To deploy more than 10 power agendas to client computers at one time, you can manually modify the ADM file "DPWMGPO.ADM" for Windows XP operating systems or "DPMVGPO.ADM" for Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems by doing the following: 1. Open the DPWMGPO.ADM or DPMVGPO.ADM file by using a text editor, such as Notepad. 2. Create a power agenda block in the ADM file by doing the following: a. Search for Power Agenda1 and copy the entire block of Power Agenda1. b. Paste it to the end of the Power Agenda10 block. c. Rename the added Power Agenda1 as Power Agenda11. 3. (Optional) Referring to the example in step 2, create more power agenda blocks until you get the number of agendas to your needs. Note: Make sure that the created power agenda blocks are correctly located and named in an ordered sequence. That is, create Power Agenda12 after Power Agenda11, and so on. 30 Power ManagerDeployment Guide

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Table 6. EnergyWise Configuration Deployments (continued)
Policy settings
Description
Device
Specifies the device type of the client computer.
Configurable options include:
•
Not configured
•
Enabled
•
Disabled
If you enable this policy setting, you must input the device
type of the client computer.
Note:
The default device type is PC.
Importance
Specifies the importance of EnergyWise .
Configurable options include:
•
Not configured
•
Enabled
•
Disabled
If you enable this policy setting, you must provide a value
of importance.
Note:
The possible value varies between one and 100.
Keyword
Specifies the keyword of EnergyWise .
Configurable options include:
•
Not configured
•
Enabled
•
Disabled
If you enable this policy setting, you must input the
keyword of the client computer.
For more information about the Cisco EnengyWise solution, contact Cisco technical support.
Customizing the ADM file
To deploy more than 10 power agendas to client computers at one time, you can manually modify the ADM
file "DPWMGPO.ADM" for Windows XP operating systems or "DPMVGPO.ADM" for Windows Vista and
Windows 7 operating systems by doing the following:
1. Open the DPWMGPO.ADM or DPMVGPO.ADM file by using a text editor, such as Notepad.
2. Create a power agenda block in the ADM file by doing the following:
a.
Search for
Power Agenda1
and copy the entire block of Power Agenda1.
b. Paste it to the end of the Power Agenda10 block.
c.
Rename the added
Power Agenda1
as
Power Agenda11
.
3. (Optional) Referring to the example in step 2, create more power agenda blocks until you get the number
of agendas to your needs.
Note:
Make sure that the created power agenda blocks are correctly located and named in an ordered
sequence. That is, create Power Agenda12 after Power Agenda11, and so on.
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