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The NetportExpress print server offers two methods for printing: using
proprint or using lpr/lpd. The proprint program, which comes with your
NetportExpress print server, enables you to view the status of print jobs
through log files. As the following table shows, most systems can use
proprint. Directions are provided for both proprint and lpd/lpr printing
setup.
Operating System
Prints with
proprint
Prints with lpr/lpd
HP-UX
X
X
SCO
X
X
Solaris
X
X
SunOS
X
X
UnixWare
X
X
Other BSD systems
X
Most System V,
Release 4 systems
X
To set up the workstation to print with
proprint (HP-UX, SCO,
Solaris, SunOS, UnixWare)
1
Make sure you have already installed the software and are logged
into the UNIX workstation as root.
2
At the UNIX workstation command line, type
cd /usr/intl
3
Type
./proinstall
4
Choose the UNIX platform you want.
5
From the proinstall main menu, choose option 2.
6
Follow the directions on the screen for entering the IP address of
the NetportExpress print server.
7
Choose the print mode. PostScript mode is used for PostScript,
most applications, and PCL (Printer Command Language)
printing. Choose text only if you’re printing UNIX text files.
8
Follow the instructions on the screen to enter a printer name.
9
Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation.
10 Print a test file to confirm your UNIX host configuration.
Setting up a UNIX workstation to print