destination-states-supported
Identifies the destination states that this server supports.
Type
Non-settable, multi-valued
Input Synonym
You can use the synonym printer-states-supported.
Allowed Values
InfoPrint sets this value to any of these fixed values:
| Fixed Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| connecting-to-printer | The actual destination
has received a job and is trying to connect to its printer device.
After it connects to the device, the actual destination locks the
printer device until it finishes processing the job so that another
print system cannot use the device.
Note: This state applies only
to AIX actual destinations and PSF other-driver attached actual destinations
on InfoPrint Manager for AIX.
|
| idle | The actual destination is waiting for a job. An actual destination can be idle even if its output device is printing a job from some other AIX process or from the AIX print-spooling subsystem; or from some other Windows application or the Windows spooler. |
| needs-attention | The actual destination can connect to the output device, but for some reason the output device cannot print. |
| needs-key-operator | This state occurs when there is a serious problem with the output device. Either the actual destination cannot connect to the output device or there is some other problem. For example, a printer device might be out of printer supplies. InfoPrint automatically disables the actual destination when the actual destination enters this state. If the actual destination uses SNMP, InfoPrint automatically re-enables it when the problem is corrected. To prevent automatic re-enabling, manually disable the actual destination. |
| paused | The actual destination was paused with the pdpause command or by a job with job-start-wait=true. |
| printing | The actual destination is processing a job. |
| shutdown | The actual destination
was shut down with the pdshutdown command.
Note: This state
applies only to PSF actual destinations.
|
| timed-out | The actual destination
received a job, but the actual destination could not connect to the
printer device in the time specified by the printer-timeout-period actual destination attribute.
Note: This state applies only to
AIX actual destinations and PSF other-driver attached actual destinations.
|
Default Value
No default value