Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual

Installation, Configuration, and Usage
Considerations for FASTPNOV
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Installation and Configuration Tasks for FASTPNOV
Installation and Configuration Tasks for
FASTPNOV
To install and configure a FASTPNOV print process, perform the following tasks:
1. Install the FASTPNOV object code ($SYSTEM.SYSTEM.FASTPNOV) This step is
described in Installing a FASTP Network Print Process on page 2-2.
2. Add the following configuration information to the Spooler subsystem either
interactively or in a command file:
a. Create one or more FASTPNOV print processes using the Spoolcom PRINT
command. Creation of a print process is described in step 2 of Spooler
Configuration Tasks on page 2-14.
b. Associate each device name (that is, the device name designated for a
NetWare print queue) with the appropriate FASTPNOV print process and
specify the appropriate spooler device attributes for each device using the
Spoolcom DEV command.
A FASTPNOV print process supports a maximum of 32 NetWare print queues.
An IPXPROTO process supports a maximum of 8 print processes (256
NetWare print queues).
General use of the DEV command is described in step 3 of Spooler
Configuration Tasks on page 2-14. The specification of Spooler device names
and device attributes for NetWare print queues are discussed in Spooler
Configuration Considerations for FASTPNOV on page 5-4.
c. Designate one or more spooler job locations for each NetWare print queue and
associate each one with the appropriate device name using the Spoolcom LOC
command. Designation of a spooler job location is described in step 4 of
Spooler Configuration Tasks on page 2-14.
3. Create a FASTCNFG file to cont
ain network protocol and transport parameters for
the devices. The creation of a FASTCNFG file is discussed in general terms in
Configuring a FASTCNFG File on page 2-17. FASTCNFG DEVICE attributes for
NetWare print queues are discussed in
FASTCNFG DEVICE Configuration for
FASTPNOV on page 5-6.