Once you've configured your application server printers (if necessary), you may also have to configure your Tarantella server so that it can accept remote print requests.
On some systems, for example Linux, the
/etc/hosts.equiv file (or /etc/hosts.lpd if
available) must contain an entry for each application server that may
send a print request. Check your System Administration documentation
to see whether you need to do this on your Tarantella
server.
If you're using either the SCO Merge or the WinFrame/MetaFrame
Windows protocol, you need to add an entry in
/etc/hosts.equiv for the UNIX server running Merge or
the ICA client.
For Windows Terminal Services, WinCenter or Citrix UNIX
Integration Services, add an entry in /etc/hosts.equiv
for the Windows server.
Note also the following system-specific requirements:
| On this system... | Do this... |
|---|---|
| Linux | Ensure the lpd daemon is running. To check, type
/etc/rc.d/init.d/lpd status. You can start the daemon by
typing etc/rc.d/init.d/lpd start. |