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Installatiescript |  | NOTE:
Océ equipment is based on BSD printing (TCP/IP - LPR/LPD). In the example the Océ equipment is named oceprinter and the remote printer is named print. You can change these names so long as the name starts with a non-numeric character (i.e. 32print is not allowed) |
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Configure Unix:
- Log in to Unix as root (or an other username that controls the printers, and has all the rights to the directories).
- If there is no DNS entry for the Océ device , add the following entry to the /etc/hosts file. (use for example Vi). The DNS name can also be used.
<ipaddress> <logical name>
For example: 200.200.200.10 oceprinter
- Type lpadmin –p p01 –v /dev/null enter.
p01 is the queue name for Unix.
- Type lpadmin –p p01 –s oceprinter!print, or alterntively, you may use the ip address assigned to the Océ device: lpadmin –p p01 –s "200.200.200.10"!print, and press enter. oceprinter is the host name you gave in the /etc/hosts file, print is the logical destination name of the Océ device.
- Type enable p01.
- Type accept p01. Now the Unix configuration is done, it is ready for printing.
- Just type for printing: lp –d p01 /etc/protocols.
Notes:
- This form of set up is only for SunOS5.6/Solaris 2.6, SunOS5.7/Solaris 7, SunOS5.8/Solaris 8
- There is no need to declare a model or interface file for the “–s <server>!<dest>” form option of lpadmin
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