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  • Subject: Re: TCP/IP - LAN printing
  • From: Fritz Hayes <fhayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 21:06:48 -0800
  • Organization: Atwater Associates

Hello Barry,

Look at the IBM document # 8695149 found by searching for 'IP Print' in the
AS/400 technical support area at http://as400service.rochester.ibm.com.  It
describe how to print to a network attached printer using a *LAN connection type
in the printer device description.  As you are already doing LPR/LPD to these
boxes, you should have all the necessary IP addresses and Port numbers to make
this happen.  Good luck!  The magic doesn't always occur at the first try!

Fritz Hayes

"Boyer, Barry" wrote:

> We have an AS/400 running V4R2 in a WAN environment.  TCP/IP is configured
> and working.  Most of our printing is "distributed"...meaning the users
> control their own output and need to print to local printers--these local
> printers are now on the WAN using HP JetDirect print servers.
>
> If we print direct to the HPJetDirect using LPR/LPD and a remote outque we
> are fine except we loose spool control (can't print page 2-4 out of a 500
> page job)... so we devised some OS/2 computers running Comm Mgr as
> "interfaces" (don't ask -- this part is ugly).
>
> I thought I read that under V4RX it's now possible to maintain spool control
> and print directly to these devices.  Support line personnel have been
> marginally helpful.  Anyone have a suggestion of a "book" or step-by-step
> documentation on how to accomplish this (I just gotta get rid of those OS/2
> computers).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Barry L. Boyer
> Manager, MIS Operations
> Garden State Tanning
> bboyer@gstleather.com
>
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