Printer Access And Client Privilege Checks - NEC SuperScript 610 User Manual

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Printer Access
and Client
Privilege
Checks
Sharing and Connecting
When a Client requests a print job, the Server will
detect the print request and accept or deny it based
on two main characteristics:
• Print job type
• Client print privileges
Servers review the print job request to ensure that it
matches the capabilities of the SuperScript printer.
For example, if the printer is a 300 dots per inch
(dpi) SuperScript printer and the Client has queued a
600 dpi print job, the Server will reject the print
request and send the message shown in the next page
back to the Client. This scenario can occur if there
are two different SuperScript printers, one at 300 dpi
and one at 600 dpi, and the Client selects one default
printer type but connects to the incorrect print server.
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