Hmmmm.... If you've got a remote queue with local filtering, AIX should
format and send the job to NT which should obey the pass-thru flag sent by
default with local filtering. You could do an iptrace to ensure the job
goes across the network:
iptrace -a -b -p 515 -s aixIPaddr -d ntIPaddr /tmp/trace
send a small job
kill iptrace
ipreport /tmp/trace > /tmp/report
The report should show the converstation between rembak on AIX and the NT
lpd. Typically when I see a blank page eject, it's the result of printing
non-Postscript to a Postscript only queue, missing carriage returns not
being added to linefeeds, etc.
Regards,
Paul
> I tried as you suggested. When I send a print, it leaves the local
> (AIX) spooler, and the printer prints off a blank page.
> > Use BSD. Setup the queue with local filtering instead of standard
> > processing to get formatting to look right.
> > Regards,
> > Paul
> > > I am new to AIX (though not to Unix).
> > > I am trying to forward prints from AIX (4.3.2) to an NT print
> server.
> > > I went through SMIT and set up a remote print queue.
> > > It asks me if the remote server is AIX, BSD or System 5.
> > > Do I need to load some additional drivers to get NT on the list, or
> is
> > > there another method.
> > > Thanks in advance
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