Gary,

        I usually leave them as NETLP and give them a distinctive name.  That way I
can do a "showdev netlp" and see all of them quickly.

Thanx,
        Jon

-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of Gary Jackson
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:10 AM
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] printer and npconfig


-----Original Message-----
From: John Burke [mailto:[log in to unmask]]

> ioconfig:LDEV 124
>
> LDEV: 124 DEVNAME: 00000124 OUTDEV: 0 MODE: OS
>
> ID: HPTCPJD RSIZE: 66 DEVTYPE: PP
>
> PATH: NONE MPETYPE: 32 MPESUBTYPE: 0
>
> CLASS: PLASER
>
> From: "John Burke" <[log in to unmask]>
>
>
> > Assuming you've checked connectivity by pinging the
> jetdirect box, you
> might
> > need to add snmp_enabled=false to your entry in npconfig.
> If you do add
> the
>

You only need tcp_port_number if it is a multi-port JetDirect, but it should
not matter since the one port JetDirect uses port 9100.

However, your LDEV listing is strange since all network printers should have
a class of NETLP. This should have been automatically created when you did
the

ADEV 124;path=none;id=hptcpjd

I would add it (AC) just to see if it made a difference.

John
___

The deviceclass is NETLP only if you don't give it a name of your own.  I
almost never leave them as NETLP.

Gary

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