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Chapter 1. Creating and managing servers
The InfoPrint server manages and controls all other InfoPrint objects in your
InfoPrint system. During InfoPrint installation, one server was created that
contains a logical destination, a queue, and an actual destination (a physical
printer). Use the information in this chapter to add additional servers and to
perform server configuration and maintenance tasks.
Preparing to create additional servers in a distributed environment
If you are configuring for a distributed environment and need to define many
instances of the InfoPrint server process on the same machine, use the
fstshow
command to see what intercommunication ports are available on your server.
For example, entering
fstshow —o
on an AIX command line produces a display
similar to the contents of this table:
Table 1. Output from sample fstshow - o command
IN-USE? PORT# PID DIR-ID NAME
Y 2050 23266 2 server1
Y 2051 24272 0 notifyd
N 2052 99
N 2053 99
N 2054 99
N 2055 99
N 2056 99
N 2057 99
N 2058 99
N 2059 99
Once you have a list of the server intercommunication ports that are either in use
or available (
2050 through 2059 in the display above), you can see if you have
enough ports to start more InfoPrint Manager server processes. If not, you can use
the
pdinitports
utility to initialize a larger range of port numbers for interprocess
communication. Note that InfoPrint Manager processes, such as
notifyd
and the
SAP callback daemons also use server intercommunication ports.
Because InfoPrint defaults to reserving only 10 ports, to define more than 10 server
processes, you must use the
pdinitports utility to initialize more than 10 ports. For
example, to initialize InfoPrint to use the server interprocess communication ports
2050 through 2069 for twenty server processes, enter this at the AIX command line:
pdinitports 2050 2069
For a complete description of the pdinitports utility, see InfoPrint Manager:
Reference. Once you have completed this process, you can begin “Creating
additional servers or starting existing servers” on page 4.
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