Digi MIL-3000FTX manual Sample Entries for Direct and Remote Spooling, If=/usr/local/digi/hpfilter

:if=/usr/local/digi/hpfilter:

Where hpfilter is the name of the shell script. Refer to the command line shell scripts and .fpconfig files in the /examples subdirectory on the CD-ROM.

D.4 Sample Entries for Direct and Remote Spooling

The following are sample printer entries for direct spooling to a parallel PostScript printer attached to FastPort.

pf2parallel printer attached to Digi FastPort:\ :lp=/dev/pf2:\

:mx#0:rw:\

:pl#60:\ :lf=/usr/adm/pf2-errs:af=/usr/adm/pf2-acct:\ :rw:sd=/home/spool/pf2:\ :if=/usr/local/digi/fpfilter:

Here is a sample printer entry for remote spooling to a PostScript printer called “alpha,” which was accessed through a host named accounting. The log file is /usr/adm/alpha.errs, and the files are spooled in the directory /usr/spool/alpha.

Alpha:\

:lf=/usr/adm/alpha.errs:\

:lp=:\

:rm=accounting:\

:mx#0:\

:rp=ps:\

:sd=/usr/spool/alpha:

D.4.1 DHCP Troubleshooting

If there is problems locating FastPort after it has acquired an address through DHCP:

•Check to make sure FastPort is connected correctly and is powered on.

•Check the LEDs on FastPort. On power-up, the green global LED (RX) blinks quickly while sending packets to different servers. When FastPort locates the DHCP server, the green global LED (RX) will blink slowly.

•Check the DHCP server and make sure there are enough IP addresses allocated for clients.

MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers D-4