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UNIX Printing Using TCP/IP LPR/LPD
Xerox 4500 PS ETH, Inst. & Operator's Guide
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2. Define the remote printer using smit
1. Enter the smit command
2. Use the following menu selections so supply the printer information:
- print spooling
- add a print queue
select “remote”
select “standard processing”
[[Entry Fields]]
NAME of queue to add
[your name]
HOST name of remote server [user definable]
NAME of queue on remote server (see NOTE) [user definable]
Type of print spool on remote server bsd
Description of printer on remote server [user definable]
NOTE:
You should make sure that the path name of the short and long form filter
are modified to bsdshort/bsdlong.
The name of QUEUE on remote printer and NAME of device to add should
be the same and one of the following
LPDPrt1
LPDPrt2
LPDPrt1acr
LPDPrt2acr
Once the printer has been defined, printing can be performed using the lp,
lpr, qprt or enq commands.
7.2 SUN OS printing using TCP/IP LPR/LPD
The following procedure can be used to configure a printer on a remote
system without using the TCP/IP print spooler function.
1. Host Configuration
Ensure that the Xerox 4500 PS ETH is defined as a host system. This
can be done using the ‘ ’admintool’’ function. Use of this command
requires root authority (i.e. use the su command to switch to the root
user). Alternatively, you may add the additional IP entries manually by
editing the /etc/hosts file and appending the additional IP address and
name for the PrintServer (non-IPDS).
Mandatory
Optional