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DPServer General Information Guide
DPServer: Components and Operation
What do my printer operators need to know?
Following installation and configuration, DPServer is designed to run
automatically, without user intervention. For those instances when
you want to override default settings, reprint jobs, change number of
copies, and perform other tasks to take full advantage of DPServer and
its options, DPServer provides tools both at the host and at the server.
automatically, without user intervention. For those instances when
you want to override default settings, reprint jobs, change number of
copies, and perform other tasks to take full advantage of DPServer and
its options, DPServer provides tools both at the host and at the server.
Operation of Client-resident DPServer Components
XPSC-MVS runs transparently following installation. Operators are
provided with commands that are entered from the JES console to
control transmission-related functions such as displaying log and job
status, and terminating/activating tasks. You can also route jobs to
logical printers, specify an alternate resource library, and perform
other functions to give added control of your printing environment.
provided with commands that are entered from the JES console to
control transmission-related functions such as displaying log and job
status, and terminating/activating tasks. You can also route jobs to
logical printers, specify an alternate resource library, and perform
other functions to give added control of your printing environment.
XPRM/NFSA runs transparently following installation. There is very
little operator interaction with XPRM/NFSA. Tasks are limited to
installation, starting XPRM/NFSA, displaying the status of each
conversation, and shutting down XPRM/NFSA. XTRM is also simple to
use and allows operators to load resources to PDS from tape using
standard ISPF panels.
little operator interaction with XPRM/NFSA. Tasks are limited to
installation, starting XPRM/NFSA, displaying the status of each
conversation, and shutting down XPRM/NFSA. XTRM is also simple to
use and allows operators to load resources to PDS from tape using
standard ISPF panels.
XWXM is the Windows client for DPServer and can be accessed only
by end-users. No operator intervention is required.
by end-users. No operator intervention is required.
Xerox Resource Transform is a Windows-compatible program that
provides operators with multiple controls for converting Xerox fonts
into PCL5 fonts and proofing the results. Operators need not be
experienced with font conversion tools, but should be familiar with
Xerox printers and fonts.
provides operators with multiple controls for converting Xerox fonts
into PCL5 fonts and proofing the results. Operators need not be
experienced with font conversion tools, but should be familiar with
Xerox printers and fonts.
Operation of Server-resident DPServer Components
Most aspects of DPServer software can be configured to run
automatically and transparently to your users. All features of DPServer
for the IBM RS/6000 and the Resource Management Option are
accessed through an OSF/Motif-compliant graphical user interface
running on DPServer. Accounting Option features are accessed
through a UNIX window within the graphical user interface.
automatically and transparently to your users. All features of DPServer
for the IBM RS/6000 and the Resource Management Option are
accessed through an OSF/Motif-compliant graphical user interface
running on DPServer. Accounting Option features are accessed
through a UNIX window within the graphical user interface.
The server user interface is designed to simplify the job of monitoring
and controlling network printing. Many displays accessed through the
user interface offer a high degree of customization. Data can be
hidden, sorted, shown in summary or expanded form, and organized
in other ways to ensure that the operator has only the information that
is needed, and in the way it is needed. Activity and status information
in many instances are color-coded to provide the DPServer operator
with maximum feedback in a highly-efficient manner.
and controlling network printing. Many displays accessed through the
user interface offer a high degree of customization. Data can be
hidden, sorted, shown in summary or expanded form, and organized
in other ways to ensure that the operator has only the information that
is needed, and in the way it is needed. Activity and status information
in many instances are color-coded to provide the DPServer operator
with maximum feedback in a highly-efficient manner.