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Configuring a Remote Print Queue
13-8 Configuring and Managing Telnet Servers
Configuring a Remote Print Queue
Introduction
The following sections explain how to configure a print queue on an ULTRIX or
UNIX system.
Configuring a TCP/IP Remote Print Queue on an ULTRIX System
An ULTRIX print spooler can be configured to access one or more access server ports
through the access server Telnet listener. Thus, a file can be queued for printing using
the host’s lpr command. If a host print spooler attempts a connection to a Telnet
listener port that is busy, the queue entry request is dropped at the host and will have
to be resubmitted.
Printer Port Telnet Server Characteristics
The following table lists the recommended Telnet server characteristics for the printer
port to facilitate printing of files. (Refer to Configuring Telnet Server Session
Characteristics in this chapter.)
Characteristic Setting
Xmit Char Size 8
Rcv Char Size 8
IP, AYT, AO, EOR, NOP, BRK, EC, EL None
Newline From Terminal <LF>
Newline To Terminal None
Newline From Host None
Newline To Host <CRLF>