Administration guidelines
Administering using the net admin command
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6.4.1.6
Displaying the order of print jobs
With SPOOL job management, Advanced Server for UNIX may not display the correct
processing order of print jobs. This situation can arise if, for example, individual jobs are
deleted from the printer queue and new jobs are then spooled in.
The actual processing order can be displayed using the command
xpstat -job
in the
Rank
field.
6.4.1.7
Changing the order of print jobs
The
net print <job#> /first
command can be used to set a print job to the SPOOL status
TOP
.
●
When a printer queue is stopped (
HOLD
status), all print jobs, including those
with the status
TOP
, are set to the status
SUSPEND
. After restarting the printer
queue, all print jobs are set to the status
WAIT
.
●
Print jobs cannot be set to the status
TOP
when a printer queue is stopped. No
error message is output to this effect.
The
net print <job#> /last
command is not implemented for the SPOOLV4 interface.
6.5 Administering using the net admin command
This command can be used to administer the specified server. For example, if the
backup_2
server is the backup domain controller and
primary
is the primary domain controller, the
command
net admin \\backup_2 /command <command>
can only be used to execute commands affecting the
backup_2
server.
In this example, due to a lack of access rights, it is not possible to execute the command
net user <username> <password> /add
, as this command does not relate to the backup
domain controller
backup_2
, but to the primary domain controller
primary
. In order to execute
the command on the primary domain controller, use the command
net admin \\primary /command <command>
.
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