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Network printing environment
Client
workstation Operating
hardware system
Sun Solaris
Microsystems SunOS
IBM PC and MS-DOS
compatible
IBM PC and Windows 3.1
compatible
IBM PC and Windows 95/
compatible 98
IBM PC and Windows NT
compatible
IBM PC and Windows
compatible 2000
ULTRIX
Digital
Equipment
Corporation
DECstation
4-4
Shown below are the workstations, networking options, and job
submission methods available for each client.
Table 4-1. Clients
Ethernet
connection
Standard
Optional
Ethernet
interface card
(for example,
3Com 3C503)
Optional
Ethernet
interface
Optional
Ethernet
interface
Optional
Ethernet
interface
Optional
Ethernet
interface
Optional
Ethernet
interface
Protocol;
Translation Job submission
requirements method
TCP/IP; Print using the lpr
none command or Xerox
Client Software.
TCP/IP; Print to disk file, then
network send using the lpr
communication command or Xerox
utility recommended Client Software.
TCP/IP or Novell Print directly from
Netware 3.1x; application or use Xerox
network DocuPrint Print
communication Submission software for
utility recommended Windows.
with TCP/IP
TCP/IP or Novell Print directly from
Netware 3.1x; application or use Xerox
network DocuPrint Print
communication Submission software for
utility recommended Windows.
with TCP/IP
TCP/IP or Novell Print directly from
Netware 3.1x; application or use Xerox
network DocuPrint Print
communication Submission software for
utility recommended Windows.
with TCP/IP
TCP/IP or Novell Print directly from
Netware 3.1x; application or use Xerox
network DocuPrint Print
communication Submission software for
utility recommended Windows, or the Internet
with TCP/IP Printing Protocol (IPP)
TCP/IP; Print directly from
none application, or use the
lpr command or Xerox
Client Software.
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