setting up multiple jet-direct print queues
Mark S <[email protected]> Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:54:00 -0500
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Greetings=2C
I am moving from Aix to Red Hat and have a bunch of print queues to setup.
I know if I am going from one aix server to another I can copy certain file=
s over=2C re-digest them and they are then setup on the new server.
I don't imagine there is any similar or easy way to do the same?
I am basically now just looking for some help on creating about 100 print q=
ueues via some command line method rather than bia the GUI.
My research so far has found the system-config-printer-tui utility which wi=
ll eventually allow me to export and import from ServerA to ServerB but I f=
irst need to get them setup on ServerA.
So I'm looking at trying to use the system-config-printer-tui cmd which nee=
ds the --device=3D=2C --make=3D and --model=3D options.
However these printers all use HP-Jetdirect interfaces so would my --device=
=3D be some sort of ipp: option or something?
Any help appreciated.
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Greetings=2C<br><br>I am moving from Aix to Red Hat and have a bunch of pri=
nt queues to setup.<br>I know if I am going from one aix server to another =
I can copy certain files over=2C re-digest them and they are then setup on =
the new server.<br>I don't imagine there is any similar or easy way to do t=
he same?<br>I am basically now just looking for some help on creating about=
100 print queues via some command line method rather than bia the GUI.<br>=
My research so far has found the system-config-printer-tui utility which wi=
ll eventually allow me to export and import from ServerA to ServerB but I f=
irst need to get them setup on ServerA.<br>So I'm looking at trying to use =
the system-config-printer-tui cmd which needs the --device=3D=2C --make=3D =
and --model=3D options.<br>However these printers all use HP-Jetdirect inte=
rfaces so would my --device=3D be some sort of ipp: option or something?<br=
><br>Any help appreciated.<br><br><br><br /><hr />Attention all humans. We =
are your photos. <a href=3D'http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=3D9666046' targ=
et=3D'_new'>Free us.</a></body>
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