RE: IP printer session on Client Access V3R1M2

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Are you able to set the printer up on a print server, and give it its own
IP address, instead of hanging if off a PC?

Tom Hightower
Solutions, Inc
http://www.simas.com
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"Lou Schmaus" <lschmaus@link400.com>
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Tom,

No, for one reason or another, the customer has mandated that only TCP/IP
connections are allowed on their network. We previously used the Netsoft
router and DLC protocol to connect, but they claimed that the DLC
connection
would not work half the time. They are a multinational company(a part of
U.P.S.), with a rather complicated network, with hubs, switches, and
routers
everywhere. Even though the PC is in the same building as the AS/400, it
may
not be on the same physical network.


Lou Schmaus
CCA, Inc.
lschmaus@link400.com
www.freightblue.com


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Subject: Re: IP printer session on Client Access V3R1M2


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Have you tried an AnyNet type of connection?

Tom Hightower
Solutions, Inc
http://www.simas.com
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