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485.1 | Wrong Conference... | XDELTA::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Thu Apr 17 1997 11:39 | 13 |
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UCX questions: LASSIE::UCX
DCPS and Printer Questions: HUMANE::POSTSCRIPT_PRINTING
Get the current UCX ECO kit.
Check with the UCX and DCPS folks, but I do not believe that UCX
queues and DCPS can be used in conjunction with each other to
communicate with a Postscript printer -- if the printer, and you
do not indicate which one, is supported by DCPS, then you will
need to use a serial or LAT connection, or a direct DCPS network
connection, and the DCPS print symbiont.
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485.2 | | COL01::VSEMUSCHIN | Duck and Recover ! | Thu Apr 17 1997 12:16 | 5 |
| ... and if you want to recreate the DCPS queue it advisable first to
stop and delete old queues and then restart only DCPS, not the whole
computer.
=Seva
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485.3 | Details in the POSTSCRIPT_PRINTING conference | TAY2P1::HOWARD | Whoever it takes | Fri Apr 18 1997 18:26 | 13 |
| There has been discussion of this kind of problem recently in the
POSTSCRIPT_PRINTING conference listed in .1. UCX and DCPS *can* be
used together for LPS printers, but not LN printers in the current
version (V1.3). If V1.4 is released, it will support *some* LN
printers, such as the LN17.
Having said that, this error seems to occur when the node is not
defined in DNS, even if you use the IP address. Definining with SET
HOST works sometimes, but not all the time. The error message seems to
come from the INIT command, although I suppose it could be a limitation
of the symbiont or UCX.
Ben
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485.4 | Details On DCPS and UCX... | XDELTA::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Fri Apr 18 1997 18:39 | 16 |
| :UCX and DCPS *can* be used together for LPS printers, but not LN printers
:in the current version (V1.3). If V1.4 is released, it will support *some*
:LN printers, such as the LN17.
My phrasing was inadequate -- most folks expect to use LPR/LPD with
remote printers, which is the "normal" UCX print queue mechanism
and what .0 was apparently trying to use, and this is not supported
with DCPS-based Postscript printers. One can use DCPS-based IP access
with PrintServers, or one can use LAT, or one can use serial lines.
One cannot use DCPS and IP-based network interface cards NICs for most
printers. (There are a few IP-based NICs that support LAT and IP, and
-- assuming the NIC has working LAT firmware; some don't -- these can
be used with DCPS.)
Hopefully, DCPS V1.4 will eventually ship...
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