RE: HP laserjet 8100's attached via IP config - anyone done this? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Set up the OUTQ using the follow as a basis.  I have 800 IP connected
printer on one of the 11 LPARs I administer. 

CRTOUTQ OUTQ(QUSRSYS/UTEST)                          
        RMTSYS(UTEST.X.X)                             
        RMTPRTQ('*none')                             
        AUTOSTRWTR(1)                                
        CNNTYPE(*IP)                                 
        DESTTYPE(*OTHER)                             
        MFRTYPMDL(*HP5)                              
        DESTOPT('XAIX')                              
        TEXT('Printer Name - Model Info - Location') 

If you use only IP addresses then there are two params to change:
          RMTSYS (*INTNETADR)
          INTNETADR 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx'

Good Luck

Mark Hammett
Target Corp.

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Subject: HP laserjet 8100's attached via IP config - anyone done this?




Is anyone using a HP laserjet 8100 attached via IP on a iSeries?

I'm having a fun time getting the iSeries to talk to the HP...would be
interested in any devd's if you have one to spare...  We think we're
down to a SNMP error but it would be nice to have a devd for comparing.

TIA

Don in DC

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