Table A14-16. Variable Definitions For Vms Command File - Bay Networks 5390 Administering

Using HIC, it is possible to print to a port that does not have an associated advertised service. All
configurations required for standard HIC printing apply, but the user does not have to edit the service
section of the configuration file, and a service name is not required on the VMS side.
The following sample VMS command file sets up a printer queue directed to the Model 5390 port:
$ run sys$system:latcp
create port lta901: /log
set port lta901: /application /node= server_name
/service= adm_modem - /port= port_number
exit
$ set terminal lta901: /perm /device=la36 /width=80 /pages=66 -
$ set protection=(s:rwlp,o,g,w:rwlp) /device lta901:
$ set device lta901: /spooled=( queue_name , sys$sysdevice:)
$ initialize /queue /start /processor=latsym /retain=error
/on=lta901: - /default=(noburst, flag=one, notrailer)
/record_blocking queue_name
To print a file from a VMS host, use the print command:
$ print /queue= queue_name file_name
Table A14-16 defines the variables used in the previous examples.
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NOTE: Define the mode parameter for the Model 5390 port used for
HIC.
/lowercase /nobroadcast
Table A14-16. Variable Definitions for VMS Command File
Variable Definition
server_name This name should match the name defined in the
LAT-specific Model 5390 configuration parameter
server_name.
adm_modem The system administrator modem defined in the service
section of the configuration file.
port_number The Model 5390 port number associated with the port
listed in the service section of the configuration file.
queue_name The VMS queue name.
file_name The name of the VMS file to print.
Configuring Hosts and Servers
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