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Table 8-44 MPL XML Tag Descriptions (continued)

XML Tag Name Required Description

No This is an optional tag to specify whether the printer has a

hard disk drive installed in it or not. By default the MPL

enabled driver assumes that the printer does not have a

hard disk drive installed. The driver will attempt to get this

hard disk drive information from the device itself if it can

communicate with it. However the MPL enabled driver can

only communicate with devices over TCP/IP and some

Windows print queues. This element allows you to tell the

driver that the printer specifically does or does not have a

hard disk drive installed. It is particularly useful for

printers using the <UNCPath> element, where the driver

might not be able to communicate with the device.

There are only two options for this element:

<harddisk>Installed</harddisk>

<harddisk>NotInstalled</harddisk>

If the driver is able to communicate with the printer, the

queries made to the physical device will override this

setting.

No This element sets the SNMP community name. If unused or

a value of Null is used, the default name is “public”.

</hpuniversalprinting>

Yes Closes the xml file.

Defining custom MPLs from the Manager Print Policy (MPP)

You can define the custom MPLs directly in your MPP. This is done by creating the <CustomMPL> entries in

the MPP XML file, and setting the <Name> and the <Path> elements. An example of two custom MPL are

defined in a MPP XML file:

Figure 8-5 MPP XML File Format

NOTE: It is recommended that you use the HP Managed Printing Administration to manage the custom

MPLs that are available to the HP UPD users rather than specifying them at install time. Through HP MPA you

can change the number and location of each custom MPL and it will be available to the HP UPD users the very

next time a HP UPD query is made. Unlike the install command line option to specify the custom MPL, when

custom MPLs are specified through HP MPA, the HP UPD behavior and the MPLs made available to the HP UPD

can change without having to touch each client computer.

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