Dave,

You can create a file that contains the parameters you wish to set and
execute
bpsetconfig -h $server FILE_NAME

to obtain the list for clients use bpplclients.
At this point you have two options; a for loop or an awk script.
for i in `cat bpplclients.ou`
do
bpsetconfig -h $i FILE_NAME
done

Alternatively you can use awk:
bpplclients '/PC/{print "bpsetconfig -h " $3  "FILE_NAME"}'

Hope that points you in the right direction.
There is a lot more to know about bpgetconfig/bpsetconfig
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