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Printing on Windows NT DLC/LLC Networks
Introduction
The DLC/LLC protocol is a protocol that may be in use on some networks, such as IBM networks. The DLC/LLC protocol is available on Windows NT systems and can be used for network printing. DLC/LLC protocols are supported by most models of HP JetDirect print servers.
To set up networking printing using DLC/LLC on Windows NT systems, use the HP Network Port software included with Windows NT. This software allows you to print to an HP
With the HP Network Port software you can perform the following functions:
●Allocate link stations
●Support locally administered addresses
●Support advanced job status
●Configure the DLC timers
●Set the error logging level
●Determine the
●Set the status update interval
For more information on these features, see the online help.
Software Requirements
●Load the Microsoft DLC protocol.
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