HP Web Jetadmin Software Manuale Utente Scaricare il pdf (Pagina 3)

3

After the firmware index file is obtained,

HP Web Jetadmin uses it to display a list

of available images to be downloaded to

the client. HP Web Jetadmin knows

exactly which images apply to which

devices as defined in the .glf file. Images

can be selected from the list of available

images and downloaded to the client.

After they are downloaded to the client,

HP Web Jetadmin displays a box labeled

Import firmware images to import the

images to the HP Web Jetadmin server

(Figure 3). The repository is designed to

eliminate issues with Web access on

servers. The server does not need proxy

or Web access; only the client machine

needs Web access through a browser.

The images are simply downloaded to a

user-defined folder on the client machine

and imported to the HP Web Jetadmin

server as needed. If a secure proxy is in

place, HP Web Jetadmin displays a

popup screen asking for credentials to

traverse the proxy.

IMPORT THE FIRMWARE

INTO HP WEB

JETADMIN

The firmware repository has a button

labeled Import that provides an

opportunity to browse to any folder and

select images to add to the repository

(Figure 4). These might be images that

HP Web Jetadmin previously

downloaded from the Web and stored on

a client machine or they might be images

that were manually downloaded from

device driver Web pages.

HP Jetdirect firmware images have a .dld

extension, while the device firmware

images have either an .rfu or .bdl

extension. After being imported into the

repository, the files physically exist under

the following location on the HP Web

Jetadmin server:

C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\HP Inc\HPWebJetadmin\

WjaService\config\FirmwareUpgrade

Figure 2

—Select images to download from Web

Figure 3

—Downloading and importing

Figure 4

—Import firmware images

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 20 21

Commenti su questo manuale

Nessun commento