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Planning for printers, Planning for host receivers, InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting, Started

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Table 3. Printer Network TCP/IP configuration worksheet Control Panel Prompt Description Value Adapter The physical card used to connect this system to the printer network. An appropriate driver for this card might need to be added. IP Address A dotted-decimal address (for example, 9.99.178.17) statically assigned to this system on the printer network. Required for printer network participation. Subnet Mask A dotted-decimal number (for example, 255.255.255.0) indicating which part of the IP address identifies the network and which part identifies the system. Required for printer network participation. Default Gateway The printer network should not require communication with another network. All communication with the printers is mediated by InfoPrint Manager. none Planning for printers Each actual destination in your InfoPrint Manager environment must be configured. The specific information required to perform each configuration varies according to the destination support system (DSS) and attachment type to be used. To determine the appropriate DSS and attachment type, see "Understanding Destination Support Systems (DSS)" in InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting Started. A worksheet is available to help you prepare to create each type of printer in InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting Started. Planning for host receivers A host receiver is used to accept print jobs submitted from mainframe host systems (such as MVS, z/OS, or i5/OS). In InfoPrint Manager, there are two kinds of host receivers: DPF host receivers, and MVS Download receivers. When you are ready to create your receivers, you use the InfoPrint Manager Management Console. A worksheet is available to help you prepare to create each type of host receiver in InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting Started. Chapter 8. Collecting required information 41

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Table 3. Printer Network TCP/IP configuration worksheet
Control Panel Prompt
Description
Value
Adapter
The physical card used to
connect this system to the
printer network. An
appropriate driver for this
card might need to be added.
IP Address
A dotted-decimal address
(for example, 9.99.178.17)
statically assigned to this
system on the printer
network. Required for
printer network
participation.
Subnet Mask
A dotted-decimal number
(for example, 255.255.255.0)
indicating which part of the
IP address identifies the
network and which part
identifies the system.
Required for printer network
participation.
Default Gateway
The printer network should
not require communication
with another network. All
communication with the
printers is mediated by
InfoPrint Manager.
none
Planning for printers
Each actual destination in your InfoPrint Manager environment must be
configured. The specific information required to perform each configuration varies
according to the destination support system (DSS) and attachment type to be used.
To determine the appropriate DSS and attachment type, see “Understanding
Destination Support Systems (DSS)” in
InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting
Started
.
A worksheet is available to help you prepare to create each type of printer in
InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting Started
.
Planning for host receivers
A host receiver is used to accept print jobs submitted from mainframe host systems
(such as MVS, z/OS, or i5/OS). In InfoPrint Manager, there are two kinds of host
receivers: DPF host receivers, and MVS Download receivers. When you are ready
to create your receivers, you use the InfoPrint Manager Management Console.
A worksheet is available to help you prepare to create each type of host receiver in
InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Getting Started
.
Chapter 8. Collecting required information
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