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‎08-14-2021 06:26 PM - edited ‎08-14-2021 06:27 PM

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Product: MFP E52645C, HP Web Jetadmin 14
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 2019

Hi, everyone. Here at work we have a fleet of hundreds of MFP E52645C. Users send their scanned documents via FTP protocol, using a Quick Set addressing to their computers. Each printer has around 10 quick Sets, one for each user.

Now we have to change the default type of file of all users, editing each Quick Set of each printer, what means thousands of Sets. Does anyone know whether and how it could be done using EWS or HP Web Jetadmin (or any other way)?

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