wdh@holos0.UUCP (Weaver D. Hickerson) (06/02/89)
Being somewhat new to the RT and TCP-IP world, I may be asking a very
obvious and boring question, but if anyone has any answers or
suggestions, they would be appreciated:
Say someone has an RT which has connected to it a Micom Interlan
NTS-100 terminal server (which has an IP address, built in Ethernet,
and 8 serial ports). This someone would like to be able to route
specific lpr requests to one or more printers attached to ports on the
NTS-100, routing through TCP-IP. Essentially, what would be involved
would be intercepting requests to, say "lp07", and making sure that
anything sent to that printer actually prints out on port 03 of the
terminal server.
I apologize for my ignorance, but they want it yesterday and nothing in
the documentation seems to point in this direction. Can this be done
through simple lpr administration, or would some additional programming
be necessary to re-route the files??
Once again, any info would be appreciated. Please e-mail responses to
me and I will post a summary if that seems appropriate.
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HOLOS Software, Inc., 3469 Lawrenceville Highway, Tucker GA 30084
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-Weaver Hickerson
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