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Actual destinations, Host receivers, Documents and jobs, Auxiliary sheets, command

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default queue. The queue and the actual destination that it sends jobs to do not have to be in the same server. The actual destination can be in an InfoPrint Manager server on a different AIX or Windows system. Actual destinations An actual destination represents an output device, such as a printer, fax machine, or electronic mailing system. In general, you create one actual destination for each physical output device that you use with InfoPrint Manager. It is possible to create more than one actual destination for a device, but that configuration is not common. You configure the actual destination to mirror the features and capabilities of the output device, such as the output resolution of a printer. You also configure the actual destination to control the order in which it processes jobs, for example, by job size or by submission time. If you do not specify values for all of the attributes when you create an actual destination, InfoPrint Manager provides default values for many of them or obtains those values by using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) requests. You can make modifications, as required, at a later time. Host receivers A host receiver provides the point of connection between InfoPrint Manager and a host system. The host system connects with the host receiver and downloads print jobs. The MVS™ Download receiver receives print jobs from MVS and submits them to InfoPrint Manager. . Note: Within InfoPrint Manager, the term MVS Download refers to both the Download for z/OS® feature of PSF for z/OS and the AFP Download Plus for z/OS feature of PSF for z/OS. See Chapter 3, "Planning to print with host systems," on page 21 for additional information about host printing. Documents and jobs A job is a unit of work you send to InfoPrint Manager for processing. A job can consist of a single file or many files. (To submit multiple files in a single job you must use the pdpr command, the InfoPrint Submit Express, or InfoPrint Job Ticketer.) In InfoPrint Manager terminology, each file in the job and its accompanying attributes is called a document. (Both jobs and documents include attributes that define their respective requirements.) Job validation is the process of ensuring that there is an actual destination capable of processing the requirements of the job. The values of job and document attributes determine the requirements (such as duplex printing or card-stock media) that the actual destination printing the job must support. A job can include a complete description of its requirements, or the job submission process can be streamlined through the use of defaults. See "Logical destinations" on page 3 for details. Auxiliary sheets An auxiliary sheet is a sheet of paper that can print at any or all of the these points during a job: 4 InfoPrint Manager for AIX: Introduction and Planning Guide

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default queue. The queue and the actual destination that it sends jobs to do not
have to be in the same server. The actual destination can be in an InfoPrint
Manager server on a different AIX or Windows system.
Actual destinations
An actual destination represents an output device, such as a printer, fax machine,
or electronic mailing system. In general, you create one actual destination for each
physical output device that you use with InfoPrint Manager. It is possible to create
more than one actual destination for a device, but that configuration is not
common. You configure the actual destination to mirror the features and
capabilities of the output device, such as the output resolution of a printer. You
also configure the actual destination to control the order in which it processes jobs,
for example, by job size or by submission time.
If you do not specify values for all of the attributes when you create an actual
destination, InfoPrint Manager provides default values for many of them or
obtains those values by using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
requests. You can make modifications, as required, at a later time.
Host receivers
A host receiver provides the point of connection between InfoPrint Manager and a
host system. The host system connects with the host receiver and downloads print
jobs.
The MVS
™
Download receiver receives print jobs from MVS and submits them to
InfoPrint Manager. .
Note:
Within InfoPrint Manager, the term MVS Download refers to both the
Download for z/OS
®
feature of PSF for z/OS and the AFP Download Plus for
z/OS feature of PSF for z/OS.
See Chapter 3, “Planning to print with host systems,” on page 21 for additional
information about host printing.
Documents and jobs
A job is a unit of work you send to InfoPrint Manager for processing. A job can
consist of a single file or many files. (To submit multiple files in a single job you
must use the
pdpr
command, the InfoPrint Submit Express, or InfoPrint Job
Ticketer.) In InfoPrint Manager terminology, each file in the job and its
accompanying attributes is called a document. (Both jobs and documents include
attributes that define their respective requirements.)
Job validation is the process of ensuring that there is an actual destination capable
of processing the requirements of the job. The values of job and document
attributes determine the requirements (such as duplex printing or card-stock
media) that the actual destination printing the job must support.
A job can include a complete description of its requirements, or the job submission
process can be streamlined through the use of defaults. See “Logical destinations”
on page 3 for details.
Auxiliary sheets
An auxiliary sheet is a sheet of paper that can print at any or all of the these
points during a job:
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