Re: LPD/LPR to a port other than 515? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: Re: LPD/LPR to a port other than 515?
From: vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 22:25:11 +0000
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Carl

We're on V5R1, and there's no parameter for port on the
CRTOUTQ command, or on the SNDTCPSPLF (or LPR) command,
which is what is called. Sometimes a colon and the port
can be appended to an address - how about that?

Good luck

Vern
> Anyone know if a remote outq that is set up for LPR/LPR printing can
> utilize a port other than 515?  (ie 516).  We are on V4R5.
> Thanks and regards,
> cjg
>
> Carl J. Galgano

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