lp to W2K

[ilja lunev]

Hello,

I need your help.
we have change our Print server from HPUX 10 to W2K. We have many UX workstation and HP LaserJet* printer devices.
Now I can printing but I can not set true tray. On UX side my command "lp -d[printer] -oub" (for upper tray) has no effect.
How can I set my UX Workstation to print correct on W2K Server?

Thanks a lot

kind regards,

Ilja Lunev

[Sandip Ghosh]

You can try like this:

http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0xa7e9ff77de2bd611abd50090277a778c,00.html

Sandip

[A. Clay Stephenson]

It appears that you converted from JetAdmin NETWORK printers to REMOTE printers. Unfortunately, you have much less control over print jobs in this mode of operation. Your best bet is to use the JetAdmin or the replacement (Jetdirect Printer Installer) software. This will give you much greater control over print jobs.

[ilja lunev]

Thanks Sandip,

but I have make all it. My printer has corect setup and it can printing. But I can not set another tray. My Printer device is HP LJ 4100 and had 2 Trays for paper.

Have you any ideen?

kind regards,

Ilja

[ilja lunev]

Hi,

no, I had REMOTE Printer on HPUX Printserver and I will to set REMOTE Printer now on W2K.
All the rest is Status Quo.

regards,

Ilja

[Bill Hassell · Accepted solution]

Remote printers on non-HP-UX platforms such as Windows lose all the -o options. The problem is that Windows has nothing to interpret the -o options. Since Windows can't be changed to handle SysV spooler scripts, you'll have to add the appropriate escape sequence into the data file you are printing before sending the job to Windows.

If the printers are connected to the network using HP JetDirect LAN cards, you can download the latest JetDirect Printer Installer and replace the remote printers with JetDirect connections, and all your options will now work.

[ilja lunev]

Thanks to all. I will try JetDirect solution.

Bye and kind regards,


Ilja