Table 8-3 HP MPA graphic interface options (continued)
Column Option
Groups Remove 'group name': Opens the Confirm Object
Removal dialog box. Click Yes to confirm the removal.
Remove all users from this group
Edit 'group name': See
Edit an existing user group
on page 138 for more information.
Rename 'group name': Opens the Edit Groups Name
dialog box. Enter a new name and click OK.
Show policy XML for 'group name': The group-name
policy displays in XML format.
Change association to: Select a group name.
Remove association from: Select the MPP from which to
remove the association.
Add a user to this group: Enter a new user name in the
New user dialog box.
Create a new user group: Enter a new user-group name in
the Add new user to group dialog box.
Policies (MPPs) Remove policy 'policy name': The Confirm Removal
dialog box displays. Click Yes to confirm the removal.
Edit 'policy name': For more information, see
Edit an
existing MPP on page 116.
Rename 'policy name': Opens Edit Policies (MPPs) name
dialog box. Enter a new name and click OK.
Show policy 'policy name': The policy displays in XML
format.
Export policy 'policy name' to XML file: The policy
displays in XML format. You can save this file as an XML file
and edit it later.
Add user group association: For more information, see
Associate user groups with an MPP on page 117.
Edit user group associations: For more information, see
Associate user groups with an MPP on page 117.
Add printer list association: For more information, see
Associate MPLs with an MPP on page 116.
Edit printer list association: Select a policy name. For
more information, see
Associate MPLs with an MPP
on page 116.
Remove user group association from: Select a user-group
name from which to remove the association.
Remove printer list association from: Select a printer-list
name from which to remove the association.
Create a new policy (MPP): The Add a new HP Managed
Print Policies (MPP) dialog box displays. Enter a new name
and click OK.
102 Chapter 8 Manage the HP UPD using HP Managed Printing Administration (HP MPA) and
Active Directory Group Policy
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