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Creating a device group from an existing device group, Configuring timeout for policy updates

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Managing device groups and devices 96 Creating a device group from an existing device group 1 Click the Device Groups tab. 2 Under the Device Groups list, click Add. 3 Type a unique name for the new device group. 4 Select the existing group to copy, and then click Add. The following settings are copied from the existing device group to the new device group: • Solution associations • Solution settings • eSF application associations • eSF application settings • Home screen configurations • Fax forwarding configurations • Security settings Configuring timeout for policy updates The timeout setting for the PolicyUpdate service determines how long the system waits for a printer to respond after it is initially connected during a policy update. Note: If a large eSF application or several eSF applications are included with a hybrid solution, then you may need to increase the default timeout for policy updates in order to allow enough time for policy updates that include eSF application deployments to complete. 1 Click the Services tab. 2 Select PolicyUpdate from the Services list. 3 If necessary, select Parameters from the Tasks list. 4 Type a timeout period in seconds for each device during a policy update. 5 Click Apply. Creating a new discovery profile 1 Click the Device Groups tab. 2 Select a device group from the Device Groups list. 3 Select Discovery Profiles from the Tasks list. 4 Type the IP address, address range, subnet, host name, or fully qualified domain name in the Address field. Address format IP address IP address range Subnet Example 10.10.2.100 10.10.2.1‑10.10.2.127 10.10.2.*

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Creating a device group from an existing device group
1
Click the
Device Groups
tab.
2
Under the Device Groups list, click
Add
.
3
Type a unique name for the new device group.
4
Select the existing group to copy, and then click
Add
.
The following settings are copied from the existing device group to the new device group:
Solution associations
Solution settings
eSF application associations
eSF application settings
Home screen configurations
Fax forwarding configurations
Security settings
Configuring timeout for policy updates
The timeout setting for the PolicyUpdate service determines how long the system waits for a printer to respond after
it is initially connected during a policy update.
Note:
If a large eSF application or several eSF applications are included with a hybrid solution, then you may need to
increase the default timeout for policy updates in order to allow enough time for policy updates that include eSF
application deployments to complete.
1
Click the
Services
tab.
2
Select
PolicyUpdate
from the Services list.
3
If necessary, select
Parameters
from the Tasks list.
4
Type a timeout period in seconds for each device during a policy update.
5
Click
Apply
.
Creating a new discovery profile
1
Click the
Device Groups
tab.
2
Select a device group from the Device Groups list.
3
Select
Discovery Profiles
from the Tasks list.
4
Type the IP address, address range, subnet, host name, or fully qualified domain name in the Address field.
Address format
Example
IP address
10.10.2.100
IP address range
10.10.2.1
10.10.2.127
Subnet
10.10.2.*
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