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Jerry,

Have you tried a telnet to the printer port 9100 from your PC? From a command prompt (DOS prompt) type:

telnet 10.1.10.199 9100

What happens? If the printer is accepting connections, it'll connect, but you'll get a blank screen. If not, you should get an error message telling you it can't connect. That would give you a clue that port 9100 (the JetDirect/PJL/Raw printer port) is not available. If that's the case, you'll want to turn on jetDirect port 9100 in the printer config (if possible) or use a different printing protocol.

If it does connect, then something is wrong in your IBM i devd. Or perhaps in the network itself.

Bit by bit, try testing each portion until you determine where the problem is.


On 6/30/2011 9:48 AM, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
Sorry. Forgot to mention in my previous reply that the protocol that the
Windows definition is using is "Raw". Not sure what that means, but there
it is.


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