User Guide
Managing Printers 83
Novell Distributed Print Services Administration Guide
103-000137-001
August 31, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
Delivery Methods
The availability of the following delivery options are dependent on which of
them you have enable. See “Enabling Event Notification Delivery Methods”
on page 97 for more information.
Pop-up notification. Messages will pop up on the screen of individuals
designated to receive them. Users designated for pop-up notification must
have a default server defined in their User Environment specified in
NetWare Administrator. They also must be currently authenticated to that
server or they will not receive notification.
SMTP notification. Messages will be sent to the recipient through SMTP
(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) in IP-based systems.
Log file notification. Messages are written to a file at a designated
location on a NetWare server that the recipient has rights to. This is
especially useful for keeping a record of printing events for auditing
purposes (such as job completions, how often the toner ran out, etc.).
Programmatic notification methods. Two programmatic notification
delivery methods are shipped with NDPS: SPX
TM
and RPC.
Third-party notification methods. The open architecture of NDPS
allows third parties to develop additional delivery methods.
Configuring Job-Owner Notification
Job-owner notification can be configured for specific print jobs or for printer
configurations. This section provides procedures for each method.
Notification for Specific Print Jobs
Configuring notification for a specific print job can be done as follows.
1 From the main Printer Control view of the printer's Details page, click
Jobs/Job List.
2 (Conditional) If you want to see a list of jobs being retained and not
currently scheduled for processing, click Show Retained Jobs.
3 Click Options and select Configurations from the drop-down list.
4 Click Notification.
5 Select the notification methods and events you want.
6 Click OK.