Re: tcp/ip printing

["Ray O'Leary" <roleary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Subject: tcp/ip printing
Author:  MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com at INTERNET
Date:    16/04/97 05:06


I think the question was here before, but can someone tell me how to 
configure a tcp/ip printer. I think I forgot something.
     
What I did was:
     
I created a host table entry for the printer.
     
Then I got the following error:
     
SNDTCPSPLF cannot verify local host name "smstest"
     
That's right I think, that's my AS/400.
     
So I changed the host table entries and add the name SMSTEST to the 
table.
     
When I now send a splf he is sending and there is no message, he stay 
sending and sending, when I work with the command SNDTCPSPLF, I got an 
error:
     
"Remote host system rejected the open attempt, the remote host does not 
have ports available for use or does not support telnet".
     
Can somebody help me out??
     
Maurice
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