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  • rwr13885
    Member
    • Sep 2015
    • 3

    Setting up CMS Printer

    I have these instructions for adding a CMS printer, however when I get to the highlighted instructions, it says that's an invalid option...
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    Adding CMS Printer
    On the CMS, logged in as root:

    Add the printer IP address and PRINTER_NAME to /etc/hosts.
    Keys: h=left j=down k=up l=right esc=into neutral mode i=input before cursor

    1. vi<space>/etc/hosts (If you get lost,quit by " :q! " will quit clean)
    2. Arrow down to where you want to insert entry

    3. type ā€œIā€
    4. enter the ip address - tab - enter name of printer – tab – Enter notes preceded by # character.
    5. press " :wq! " (this writes & quits file)
    6. Then at # : type "cat<space>/etc/hosts" to see your entries.
    7. type ping <your printer name> <cr> (you should get <ptr> is alive)

    Then type:
    8. nwpadmin

    9.answer prompts


    For each printer being added type:
    17. lpadmin -p PRINTER_NAME -T hplaser
    ********

    To add the printer to the list in CMS:
    1. login to cms:
    2. (maintenance)
    3. (printer administration)
    CMS printer name: "PRINTER NAME"
    LP printer name: "PRINTER NAME"
    IBM Graphics characters: n
    Lines per page: 66
    Print type: Other, compressed
    Banners: n
    add

    go to the user setup menu and add the PRINTER_NAME as the default printer for
    any users that should use this printer.

    1. F3
    2. Options
    3. Default Printer
    4. Enter "PRINTER NAME"



    Any assistance is appreciated
  • rwr13885
    Member
    • Sep 2015
    • 3

    #2
    cms printer

    Sorry..highlights did not show in post....nwpadmin is where it says invalid option

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    • shaikht
      Genius
      .
      • Feb 2010
      • 246

      #3
      Hi ,

      Please try below if is Solaris server. If you are at R17, R17, then please engage Avaya Professional Services (APS) for printer setup package

      Use following command in UNIX # prompt
      1)lpadmin -p {printer name} -v /dev/null
      2)accept {printer name}
      3)enable {printer name}
      4)su cms cms
      go to the maintanince option>printer administration> add printer
      In addition to this, /etc/hosts file should also contain printer IP information. If there is no information available under this file and customer has upgraded to CMS release

      I hope it helps.

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      • rwr13885
        Member
        • Sep 2015
        • 3

        #4
        Thank you. I did that but the printer package hasn't been installed. Working with PS. Thanks again.

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        • an56
          Aspiring Member
          • Mar 2022
          • 2

          #5
          Spam, spam, spam
          Last edited by thiel2; 10-09-2023, 08:04 AM.

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