Re: Job Separators

Plan "B" is to put a trace on the ethernet line, send the file, print
the trace. Do this while the line is little used or you will get a
'large' report!

A LAN sniffer can do this more efficiently as well, since it can trap
traffic between the two devices only. Also this will be an 'independant'
assesment of the traffic while in his view the AS/400 may be suspect
since it's reporting it's own traffic.

 - Larry

Jim Franz wrote:
> 
> One possible problem-check for a data area
> qtcp/qtmplpr - if has byte 1=N, that was a method
> to suppress seperator page.
> If you can get to see the actual lpd command (check
> joblogs & chg jobd for maximum logging(not sure if you
> can see it) but the Printing V Redbook, page 174 says
> as400 lpr will add a print filter "L" to print banner page.
> If can't see on 400, unix box should see it coming in.
> hth
> jim
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Lauritzen, Karl" <KLAURITZEN@natlloyds.com>
> To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
> Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 5:29 PM
> Subject: Job Separators
> 
> >
> >
> > I just installed 2 Xerox DP65 printer TCP/IP attached through a Sun
> Solaris
> > box running Unix.
> > I use crtoutq to create an outq for it. I put Job Sep of 1 and SEPPAGE of
> > *yes.
> > No delivery/banner page. I talk to Xerox and third party vendor and they
> say
> > 400 is not sending.
> > I should mention here that the spool file goes to the Sun box and runs
> > through third party software that
> > transforms the EBCIDIC file with DJDE (Xerox code) to ASCII, so the DP65
> can
> > print forms,logos etc.
> >
> > I have done this with HP printers using Netserver and IP and no problem.
> > I also had an old Xerox but it was through a Spur box and bus/tag/twinax
> > attached. No remote outq.
> >
> >
> > I want to prove to this Unix college boy (he does not even know how to
> spell
> > AS400) that I
> > am sending the right stuff and he is losing the banner page.
> > Did I do this right?
> > How can I verify it is in print stream when sending from 400 over network
> to
> > their box?
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