Hi Harmik :)
   um... from memory (and we all know about my memory on a Coffee deprived
Friday! hehe)

   NETTOOL.NET.SYS -> NAMEADDR -> ROUTING -> ROUTING

   This will get you to the routing table display... also there is a
gatelist option somewhere on one of those menu's and it is useful for
finding what your 3k has for gateways... it will set them up if it (the 3k)
thinks it needs them!!!  (visions of HAL singing Daisy should come to mind
here!  it is Friday after all! hehe)

Art "off to be a print monkey! hehe" Bahrs

----- Original Message -----
From: "Harmik Minassian" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Remote printing problem


> I left so many important details out.
>
> The printer is a Laserjet 4100.
> I have not tried pinging the printer. I shall try that later today.
> I asked the network engineers who connected the hardware if a gateway
needed
> to be configured on the server, and was told it is not necessary for a
> printer. Is this correct? There is a gateway configured for the other
remote
> location.
> I'm not sure what a routing table is, or where it is. Is it in NMMGR?
> The hardware is connected like this:
> Printer  - - - - - Hub - - - - - DSL modem - - - - - Pacific Bell
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Harmik Minassian
> Advanced Digital Services Inc
> Los Angeles CA
>
>
> "Harmik Minassian" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
> news:RpeZ7.2422$Vz3.350921@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net...
> > We have a remote network printer that has a fixed public IP address and
is
> > connected to the server using a DSL line. Printing to this printer works
> > from NT but not from HP3000. My question is, does the configuration of
> this
> > particular printer in NPCONFIG need to be different under these
> > circumstances?
> >
> > The NPCONFIG file is similar to the listing below. The device starting
> with
> > 63 is the DSL connected remote printer. When a spool file is sent to it,
> it
> > disappears, and a warning message is displayed on the console to the
> effect
> > that page level recovery will not be performed on this spool file.
> >
> > Some of the other printers, which are at another remote location, are
> > connected by a T1 line and work fine.
> >
> >
> > Thanks for any help
> >
> > Harmik Minassian
> > Advanced Digital Services Inc
> > Los Angeles CA
> >
> >
> > global (setup_file = HPNULL.HPENV.SYS      # LaserJet setup file.
> >         banner_trailer = FALSE               # Only need a header page.
> >         pjl_supported = FALSE
> >         jam_recovery = FALSE)
> >
> > 100    (network_address =  192.123.123.1)        # PRINT1A
> > 101    (network_address =  192.123.123.2)       # PRINT2A
> > 102    (network_address =  192.123.123.3)       # PRINT3A
> > 103    (network_address =  63.321.321.199)      # PRINT4A
> > 104    (network_address =  192.123.123.4)       # PRINT5A
> > 105    (network_address =  192.123.123.5)       # PRINT6A
> > 106    (network_address =  192.123.123.6)       # PRINT7A
> > 107    (network_address =  192.123.123.7)       # PRINT8A
> > 108    (network_address =  192.123.123.8)       # PRINT9A
> > 109    (network_address =  192.123.123.9)       # PRINT10A
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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