ColorSpan Legacy System Control - User Guide

Unix and VAX Based Computers B-11
9. Define the printer using lpadmin.
The sequence given on the next page defines and enables
two printers. The example given on the following page
describes how to configure two input ports on the server. In
this example, these terms are used:
(informs the printing system about the remote printer, and tells it to use
LPD/LPR protocol)
/usr/lib/lpadmin -p DM1 -s CMPRO!DisplayMaker
[Return]
/usr/lib/lpadmin -p CLC -s CMPRO!CLC
[Return]
Note
(Note: for some Unix shells (csh), the exclamation mark
(!) has special significance. If problems occur with this
command, “escape” the exclamation mark by preceding
it with a backslash [\!])
10. Restart the print scheduler to accept and enable the
printers.
/usr/lib/lpsched
[Return](restarts scheduler)
/usr/lib/accept DM1 CLC1
[Return]
(directs all queues to accept jobs)
enable DM1 CLC1
[Return](directs scheduler to process queued
jobs)
CMPRO
server system name as configured in
/etc/hosts
DisplayMaker
the first port name as configured by the server
System Control.
CLC
the second port name as configured by System
Control.
DM1
the name assigned to the first printer on the Unix
system
CLC1
the name assigned to the second printer on the
Unix system.