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IP-Printing

  • Subject: IP-Printing
  • From: "NORBERT GROENE (GIS)" <Norbert_Groene@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 14:47:30 +0000
 
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Hello,

I have a problem with attaching an Kyocera-Printer to the AS/400.

I've created a device description with the following parameters:

DEVCLS  *LAN
TYPE   3812
LANATTACH  *IP
PORT   2501
TRANSFORM  *YES
RMTLOCNAME  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
SYSDRVPGM  *HPPJLDRV

The printer is directly connected to the LAN.

I can ping the printer, there's no problem. The device description will become
VARIED ON, but the STRPRTWTR will always directly end the writer.

The AS/400 is on V4R1 with latest CumTape installed.

Is there anybody who has solved a similar problem ?


Mit freundlichen Grüßen / best regards
Norbert Gröne

GIS Gesellschaft fuer    Norbert_Groene@GISH.DE
InformationsSysteme mbH    DEGISNGR at IBMMAIL

Tel. 0511-78643-16    0172-4151905
Hans-Boeckler-Str. 20    30851 Langenhagen
IBM GP-Nr. 373518

http://www.gish.de
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