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Obtaining Printer Status for Piped Ports

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Using the Ethernet Card 5. Create an initialization file in the remote print service directory:  For TCP/IP, type: REMPRT  For NetBEUI, type: REMPRT3 6. To ensure that remote print service is initialized each time you start your workstation, edit the STARTUP.CMD file in your root directory to include the initialization file on the last line:  For TCP/IP, type: \EPNET\REMPRT @ REMPRT.INI  For NetBEUI, type: \EPNET\REMPRT3 @ REMPRT3.INI 7. Use the LAN Server Administration program (NET ADMIN) to add newly configured printers to the list of shared resources. See your OS/2 documentation for more information. Obtaining Printer Status for Piped Ports You can obtain printer status for each piped port on your workstation by typing the REMSTAT command:  For TCP/IP, type REMSTAT  For NetBEUI, type REMSTAT3 After sending the REMSTAT command, your printer will return messages similar to these:  ITC Remote Print Servers active for 850NPRN- Printer Busy  ITC Remote Print Servers active for 850NPR2-Printer Ready 6-11

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Using the Ethernet Card
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5.
Create an initialization file in the remote print service
directory:
For TCP/IP, type:
REMPRT <card serial number> <port name>
For NetBEUI, type:
REMPRT3 <card serial number> <port name>
6.
To ensure that remote print service is initialized each time
you start your workstation, edit the STARTUP.CMD file
in your root directory to include the initialization file on
the last line:
For TCP/IP, type:
\EPNET\REMPRT @ REMPRT.INI
For NetBEUI, type:
\EPNET\REMPRT3 @ REMPRT3.INI
7.
Use the LAN Server Administration program (NET
ADMIN) to add newly configured printers to the list of
shared resources. See your OS/2 documentation for more
information.
Obtaining Printer Status for Piped Ports
You can obtain printer status for each piped port on your
workstation by typing the REMSTAT command:
For TCP/IP, type
REMSTAT
For NetBEUI, type
REMSTAT3
After sending the REMSTAT command, your printer will
return messages similar to these:
ITC Remote Print Servers active for 850NPRN—
Printer Busy
ITC Remote Print Servers active for 850NPR2—Printer
Ready