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Hi!

I have a Lexmark Marknet printing-box with 3 local queue's. So, my problem
is to spool and filter on my printserver (Solaris 2.7) and send the job to
a remote queue. I know that the remote printing is down by "netpr",
but I can't figure out, how to tell this program which queue to use. I
I don't even know if there is any possibility to use "netpr" for this
purpose. After a long search, I didn't find any documentation and just the
advice to use lprng, which I will do, when there is no solution for the
Solaris printing system.

Bye,
Frank.

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//   Frank Fischer                                                      //

//   Sysadmin of different Computersystems                              //

The answerbook describes how to configure support for network attached
printers.
It recommends using vendor supplied software to drive the printer if it
exists.

230)#PRINTSETUP-33230?

445)#PRINTSETUP-42445?

The short  form:

    # lpadmin -p printer -v /dev/null -m netstandard -o protocol=bsd -o
dest=hostname:queuename
or
    # lpadmin -p printer -v /dev/null -m netstandard -o protocol=tcp -o
dest=hostname:portnumber

    # accept printer
    # enable printer

            -Norm

Quote:> Hi!

> I have a Lexmark Marknet printing-box with 3 local queue's. So, my problem
> is to spool and filter on my printserver (Solaris 2.7) and send the job to
> a remote queue. I know that the remote printing is down by "netpr",
> but I can't figure out, how to tell this program which queue to use. I
> I don't even know if there is any possibility to use "netpr" for this
> purpose. After a long search, I didn't find any documentation and just the
> advice to use lprng, which I will do, when there is no solution for the
> Solaris printing system.