BSD printer
Create a BSD actual destination when you need to configure a terminating transform at the actual destination, create an exit for your own use, or when no other DSS is suitable. The BSD DSS gives you less control of the printer and reports less accurate job status than the other DSSs.
Before creating a BSD printer, complete this worksheet.
BSD printer worksheet
| Wizard prompt | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The name for the actual destination object. | |
| Server | The InfoPrint server that controls this actual destination. | |
| SNMP TCP/IP address | The IP address used to access this printer. This value is used only for SNMP printers.
This field should be left blank if you are using rembak as the printer backend. |
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| Printer command | The command to issue to submit a job to this remote destination. Typically, this is
a call to the rembak command. For example, /usr/lpd/rembak -S serverName -P printerName -N /usr/lib/lpd/aixshort. |
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| Logical destination | The logical destination that directs jobs to this actual destination.
You can accept the default LD, use another existing LD, or create a new one for this printer. |
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| Logical destination's server | The InfoPrint server that contains the logical destination. | |