HP Neoware e90 HP Device Manager 3.8 User Manual - Page 105

Creating & Editing Task Templates, right-click a template then select

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Using the HP Management Console • Imaging Used to push or pull flash-memory images of client devices. • Operations Used to perform various operations on a device such as reboot, shadow, shutdown and wake up. • Settings Used to change various settings on the device such as display, network, time and write filter. • Software Update Used to install or uninstall software components on client devices. • Template Sequence Used to define sequences in which tasks are performed. Personalized Task Templates, based upon these categories, can be edited, deleted, imported or exported to create customized specific tasks for devices. Creating & Editing Task Templates A set of standard 'blank' task templates are provided which are listed under various categories according to their function in the Template Pane. The names of standard templates begin with the "_" (underscore) character, for example: _File and Registry. To create or edit a task template: 1 Double-click an existing template in the Template Pane, or right-click a template then select Properties from the pop-up menu. 2 Specify your requirements for the template using the options available. To clear a value of the target device, leave the corresponding field for that value blank on the template. 3 When you have finished defining a new template, click the Save as button and enter a name for the new template. 4 Click OK. The new template will be created and its name will appear in the Template Pane. Task Template Management 95

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Using the HP Management Console
Task Template Management
95
Imaging
Used to push or pull flash-memory images of client devices.
Operations
Used to perform various operations on a device such as reboot,
shadow, shutdown and wake up.
Settings
Used to change various settings on the device such as display,
network, time and write filter.
Software Update
Used to install or uninstall software components on client
devices.
Template Sequence
Used to define sequences in which tasks are performed.
Personalized Task Templates, based upon these categories, can be
edited, deleted, imported or exported to create customized specific
tasks for devices.
Creating & Editing
Task Templates
A set of standard ’blank’ task templates are provided which are
listed under various categories according to their function in the
Template Pane
. The names of standard templates begin with the "
_
"
(underscore) character, for example:
_File and Registry
.
To create or edit a task template:
1
Double-click an existing template in the
Template Pane
, or
right-click a template then select
Properties
from the pop-up
menu.
2
Specify your requirements for the template using the options
available. To clear a value of the target device, leave the
corresponding field for that value blank on the template.
3
When you have finished defining a new template, click the
Save
as
button and enter a name for the new template.
4
Click
OK
. The new template will be created and its name will
appear in the
Template Pane
.