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With a remote outq, remember to say *NO to using host print transform - almost all the time, that is!

Vern

On 2/22/2011 10:07 AM, John Jones wrote:
Why not set up a remote outqueue? SPLFs put in that queue on the source
system will automagically route to the defined outqueue target system. In
the old days we would have set up a SNADS distribution queue for it, but
nowadays a remote outqueue over TCP/IP is dead-simple to set up. There are
no dependencies on Client Access or Passthru.

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:52 AM, Burns, Bryan<Bryan_Burns@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Is there a way to configure a printer for a user for a pass thru session
on another system i? That is, you want a generated report from the
target system (in Japan) to print on a printer located at the source
system (in USA). I assume the only way would be with a client access
printer session, which we use only rarely and I'm not an expert on.

Details: Using pass-thru with Anynet and System i Access for Windows.
User profile used in pass-thru is used by different users at the same
time.

Thanks,

Bryan Burns
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