HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide

148 Chapter6
Configuring Spoolers, Queues, and Logical Printers
Configuring Logical Printers with DCE Security
printer-initial-value-document=IVD5 \
associated-queue=Queue7 \
sides-supported=2" Spool1:LogPrt15
To create LogPrt16, enter:
pdcreate -x "authorize-jobs=true associated-queue=Queue7" \
Spool1:LogPrt16
To create LogPrt17, enter:
pdcreate -x "document-formats-supported=ascii postscript \
job-size-range-supported=0:999999 \
printer-initial-value-document=IVD5 \
associated-queue=Queue7 \
sides-supported=2" Spool1:LogPrt17
To create LogPrt18, enter:
pdcreate -x "job-size-range-supported=1000000:2147400000 \
printer-initial-value-document=IVD5 \
associated-queue=Queue7 \
sides-supported=2" Spool1:LogPrt18
To create the initial-value-document object IVD5, enter:
pdcreate -c initial-value-document -x "sides=2" Spool1:IVD5
This initial-value-document object enforces the restriction of
two-sided printing imposed by LogPrt15, LogPrt17, and LogPrt18.
In this example, four logical printers send jobs to two physical printers
through a single queue. Three user groups, each with similar printing
needs, will submit jobs to one each of the three logical printers; these
logical printers impose restrictions to the capabilities of the physical
printers. The fourth logical printer is not for a particular user group and
does not impose any restrictions. This logical printer is for users, such as
managers, who might need to have access to all of the features of the
physical printers. Therefore it requires DCE authorization to use.
In this configuration, each user group could submit jobs to all of the
logical printers except LogPrt16. If you wanted to strictly limit which
logical printer a user group could submit jobs to, you would have to
request DCE security for each logical printer, that is, set
authorize-jobs to true, and set up a DCE user group for each one.
LogPrt15 users can only print jobs with document formats of ascii,
pcl,orpostscript. Users are restricted to two-sided printing. Their