Dane, where did you get the file "hpjdenv.hpenv.sys" to use as your setup
file.
I am unable to locate it. Thanks! Roger Haviland ([log in to unmask])
-----Original Message-----
From: Dane Bodamer <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, January 08, 1999 5:41 AM
Subject: Re: JetDirect Spooled Network Printing.
>Hi Mike,
>
> It's early but I can get you going a little..:)
>
>You can have one IP and 4 printers. The Jet direct Server holds the IP.
>The ports are configured as follows. 9100, 9101,9102.....etc. depending
upon
>how many ports on your jet direct. I wasn't aware of a 4 port Jet Direct..
>Does this exist? I'm just curious.
>
>You configured in sysgen or on the fly with ioconfig like this: ad 3000
>id=hptcpjd;path=none. If you want to add a class be sure to add netlp as a
>class as well. This is the class that is given to the device if no class
is
>specified in the entry. I don't know if not putting it in will give you
>trouble, but I would to be on the safe side.
>
>NPCONFIG looks like this:
>
># Global setup.
>global (setup_file=hpjdenv.hpenv.sys # Default environment file.
> banner_header=FALSE # Turn headers OFF.
> banner_trailer=FALSE # Turn trailers OFF.
> pjl_supported=FALSE # PJL support turned OFF.
> jam_recovery=TRUE) # Turns ON jam recovery.
>
># ***** Lakewood printrs are in range 3000 to 3499. ***** Class: NANJ
># 1720 printers are in range 3000 to 3099. Class: LK1720
>3000 (network_address=10.1.9.53) # OPS1720
>3002 (network_address=10.1.8.176) # OELASER1
>3003 (network_address=10.1.8.155) # NJSTATS3
>3004 (network_address=10.1.9.68) # QC2LASER
>3005 (network_address=10.1.1.105) # NJPROG2
>3006 (network_address=10.1.8.186) # NJPROG3
>3007 (network_address=10.1.8.186 # NJPROG4
> TCP_port_number=9101)
>
>The global settings are at the top and then the printers to follow. You
can
>create your own HPENV, but I did not do that part, so I can't really help
>you on that one. I think the info is in the communicator. The last entry
>has the TCP_port parameter. If a port is not specifies as the entries
>above, port 9100 is assumed. Just in case you use another vendor for
print
>servers, the port numbers will be different. Just a note you can add any
>parameter to each printer entry, just keep it between the 'parenz'. There
>are a whole boat load of parameters to use. For the life of me I can't
>remember where I found them. It's quite late..sorry I've been up for a
>while.
>
>Hope all this helps
>
>
>Dane Bodamer
>MicroWarehouse
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michael Anderson [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>> Sent: Friday, January 08, 1999 1:09 AM
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: JetDirect Spooled Network Printing.
>>
>> I have been familiar with serial/DTC spooled printers for many years.
>> Yesterday (for the first time) I was asked to setup a Network printer on
>> an HP3000, as a spooled printer. The system is running MPE/iX 5.5 pp5,
>> and Jet direct Network printing is supported. Having never done this,
>> can anyone help me out with some Jet direct Network printing questions,
>> don't wanna sound to dumb. For Example:
>>
>> What are the specifics on configuring an LDEV that is to be used for Jet
>> direct Printing?
>>
>> Can I use a ( One IP address and four printer's. ) multiport Jet direct
>> box? If so How do I specify the port in the NPCONFIG file?
>>
>> What about the HPENV files, which one do I use for PCL, PostScript
>> ect.... Or can I create my own, if so how?
>>
>> I'll probably have more questions once I get started on this, but these
>> should get me going :-)
>>
>> TIA,
>>
>> Michael Anderson
>> HP3000 Systems Programmer
>> [log in to unmask]
>
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