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Rhp Bearings Technical Handbook Of Stainless Steels on this page. A Man Of The People By Chinua Achebe Pdf Printer Ethernet Adapter Driver Windows 7 Hp on this page. more. JetAdmin is a pretty neat utility, allowing one to set up pretty much all aspects of an HP printer. It works from a Sun running Solaris and and HP.

JetAdmin is a pretty neat utility, allowing one to set up pretty much all aspects of an HP printer. It works from a Sun running Solaris and and HP running HP-UX. Oh, and on Windows(3.11 95 NT). What do you do if you don't have any of these pieces of hardware/software, or don't have one on on your desk?

Or if you have about 350+ printers to configure? Hp Compaq 8200 Elite Microtower Ethernet Drivers. I'm about to embark on the 'configure 350+ printers' route, in chunks of 30 at a time (per office). What I'm looking for is a way to provide using BOOTP/DHCP a configuration file to an HP LaserJet 5SiMx enough smarts to set up the Novell stuff and various other printer configuration things not generally settable via BOOTP/DHCP.

I'd like to be able to set up the AppleTalk printer name, zone name, etc., the Novell queue name, print server name, file server to mount, etc. I figure it to be doable via either PostScript or PJL.

It's fairly easy and non-time consuming to set up 30 data files with a script to set all these parameters, if I can find a way how to do it. --- I've been thinking that it should be able to be done a couple different ways: Given: Set up the printer using DHCP to provide the IP address (and all other IP parameters). SCENARIO 'A' Set up a print queue on a Unix machine to send to port 9100 a file that has the configuration setup, either in PostScript or PJL. SCENARIO 'B' Send along with the DHCP configuration a 'boot file', a simple text file that has information on setting up the parameters. I'm aware that you can set things like SNMP information and stuff like that, but what about other things?

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