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About LPD
Line Printer Daemon (LPD) refers to the protocol and programs
associated with line-printer spooling services that may be installed
on various TCP/IP systems.
Some of the widely used systems in which the HP Jetdirect print
server functionality supports LPD include:
● Berkeley-based (BSD) UNIX systems
● HP-UX
● Solaris
● IBM AIX
● Linux
● Windows NT/2000
● Mac OS
The UNIX configuration examples in this section show the syntax
for BSD-based UNIX systems. The syntax for your system may vary.
See your system documentation for the correct syntax.
Note The LPD functionality can be used with any host
implementation of LPD that complies with the
RFC 1179 document. The process for configuring
printer spoolers, however, may differ. See your
system documentation for information on
configuring these systems.
The LPD programs and protocol include the following:
Table 5.1 LPD Programs and Protocols
Program Name Purpose of Program
lpr Queues jobs for printing
lpq Displays print queues
lprm Removes jobs from print queues
lpc Controls print queues
lpd Scans and prints the files if the specified printer is
connected to the system.
If the specified printer is connected to another
system, this process forwards the files to an lpd
process on the remote system where the files are
to be printed.
- HP Jetdirect 1
- Administrator’s Guide 2
- Embedded Print Server 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Introducing the HP Jetdirect 6
- Identification 7
- Supported Network Protocols 8
- Security Protocols 9
- HP Support 10
- Firmware Upgrades 11
- Product Registration 12
- HP Software Solutions Summary 13
- Introduction 13
- ● May be downloaded 14
- ● HP’s preferred solution 14
- ● Browser-based 14
- ● Allows economical 14
- ● Frees up user licenses 15
- ● Allows disabling of 15
- (Windows) 16
- HP Web Jetadmin 17
- Installing HP Web Jetadmin 18
- Internet Printer Connection 20
- Software 20
- Microsoft Supplied Software 21
- Novell Supplied Software 22
- Features 23
- To Get the Software 24
- Configuring the Printer 26
- Renaming the Printer 27
- Selecting a Zone 28
- Selecting Your Printer 28
- Testing the Configuration 30
- TCP/IP Configuration 31
- Default IP Address 32
- TCP/IP Configuration 33 33
- TCP/IP Configuration Tools 34
- TCP/IP Configuration 35 35
- Using BOOTP/TFTP 36
- Why Use BOOTP/TFTP? 37
- BOOTP/TFTP on UNIX 37
- TCP/IP Configuration 38 38
- TCP/IP Configuration 39 39
- TCP/IP Configuration 40 40
- TCP/IP Configuration 41 41
- TCP/IP Configuration 42 42
- TCP/IP Configuration 43 43
- Table 3.3 44
- TCP/IP Configuration 45 45
- TCP/IP Configuration 46 46
- TCP/IP Configuration 47 47
- TCP/IP Configuration 48 48
- TCP/IP Configuration 49 49
- TCP/IP Configuration 50 50
- TCP/IP Configuration 51 51
- TCP/IP Configuration 52 52
- TCP/IP Configuration 53 53
- TCP/IP Configuration 54 54
- TCP/IP Configuration 55 55
- Using DHCP 56
- UNIX Systems 57
- Windows Systems 57
- TCP/IP Configuration 58 58
- TCP/IP Configuration 59 59
- TCP/IP Configuration 60 60
- TCP/IP Configuration 61 61
- NetWare Systems 62
- TCP/IP Configuration 63 63
- Using RARP 64
- TCP/IP Configuration 65 65
- TCP/IP Configuration 66 66
- TCP/IP Configuration 67 67
- Using Telnet 68
- TCP/IP Configuration 69 69
- A Typical Telnet Session 70
- User Interface Options 71
- TCP/IP Configuration 72 72
- TCP/IP Configuration 73 73
- TCP/IP Configuration 74 74
- TCP/IP Configuration 75 75
- TCP/IP Configuration 76 76
- TCP/IP Configuration 77 77
- TCP/IP Configuration 78 78
- TCP/IP Configuration 79 79
- TCP/IP Configuration 80 80
- TCP/IP Configuration 81 81
- TCP/IP Configuration 82 82
- TCP/IP Configuration 83 83
- TCP/IP Configuration 84 84
- TCP/IP Configuration 85 85
- TCP/IP Configuration 86 86
- ENWW TCP/IP Configuration 87 87
- Using the Embedded Web Server 88
- TCP/IP Configuration 89 89
- Moving to Another Network 90
- Operating Notes 94
- Networking Tab 95
- Table 4.3 AppleTalk Settings 101
- Other Settings 103
- Misc. Settings 104
- See Table 4.5 104
- Settings 113
- Privacy Settings 113
- Select Language 113
- Authorization 117
- ● Certificate Validity Period 120
- ● Certificate Information 120
- ● Install Certificate 121
- ● IP address: 192.168.2.116 122
- Mgmt. Protocols 126
- 802.1x Authentication 130
- Network Statistics 132
- Protocol Info 132
- Configuration Page 132
- Other Links 133
- Configuring for LPD Printing 134
- About LPD 135
- LPD Setup Overview 136
- Step 3. Printing a Test File 137
- LPD on UNIX Systems 138
- Printing a Test File 141
- Installing TCP/IP Software 142
- Windows NT 4.0 Systems 146
- LPD on Windows XP Systems 147
- LPD on Mac OS Systems 150
- Setting Up Mac OS 151
- FTP Printing 152
- Requirements 152
- Print Files 153
- Using FTP Printing 153
- FTP Printing 154 154
- FTP Login 155
- Ending the FTP Session 156
- Commands 156
- FTP Printing 157 157
- Example of an FTP Session 158
- Security Features 159
- Security Features 160 160
- Security Features 161 161
- Security Features 162 162
- Using Security Features 163
- Security Features 164 164
- Print Server 165
- Resetting to Factory Defaults 166
- General Troubleshooting 167
- Error Messages 170
- Problems with the Network 172
- Troubleshooting an LPD UNIX 175
- Configuration 175
- Configuration Page Format 178
- Configuration Page Messages 180
- Security Settings 182
- TCP/IP Protocol Information 185
- IPX/SPX Protocol Information 189
- Novell NetWare Parameters 191
- . For error messages 193
- DLC/LLC Protocol Information 194
- TCP/IP Overview 205
- IP Address 206
- IP Address: (Network Portion) 207
- IP Address: (Host Portion) 207
- TCP/IP Overview 208 208
- Configuring IP Parameters 209
- Subnet Mask 210
- Gateways 211
- Syslog Server 211
- TCP/IP Overview 212 212
- TCP/IP Overview 213 213
- The HP Jetdirect Control 214
- Panel Menu 214
- Parameter Descriptions 214
- OpenSSL Statements 222
- Original SSLeay License 223
- ENWW 224 224
- ENWW 225 225
- ENWW 226 226
- ENWW 227 227
- ENWW 228 228
- ENWW 229 229
- ENWW 230 230
- ENWW 231 231
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