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What was the first real use of local area networks

Printing

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What is second only to backups

Printing

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What’s Direct Printing Model (Old School)

Application printed directly to printer, but needed to know how to speak to the printer

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What is required for each application and printer in Direct Printing Model

Drivers

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Why use Direct Printing Model

Maximized accuracy and control (ex: AutoCAD)

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What feature is used if PC is not connected to a printer

print to file

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What are the connection methods in Direct Printing Model

Parallel, USB, and WiFi

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What’s modern printing model

Uses a print server to manage communications between clients and printers

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Where can the printer run on Modern Printing Model

Itself or on a separate, network-accessible server

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What is SPOOL (Simultaneous Peripheral Operations On-Line)

Buffering service. Printer is slow so write formatted docs to hard drive and pass the control to printer

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What is used to standardize print jobs

Spooling and converter services

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What does Windows NT do

When connecting to a network printer (via print server), the correct driver is provided to client workstation without user intervention

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T or F: Each queue have different defaults

T

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Why is it useful for multiple physical printers for a single queue

More print jobs than a single printer can handle (load balancing)

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All printers in the pool must use the same __

driver and exact same printer model

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Which permission should everyone have if they want to print to a network printer

print permission

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T or F: Each user should have right to delete their own print jobs

T

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What does the manage documents allow

User to kill and re-order other users’ print jobs

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What does Manage Printer permission alllow

User to change printer related settings and configs

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Traditionally, what are 2 different types of printer connections

Serial (UNIX & Mainframe) or parallel (PC

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What’s the most common for consumer printers

USB

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What is gaining popularity

Wireless

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What do workgroup printers almost exclusively rely on

Network to deliver print jobs

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What does workgroup printer require the use of

Print server

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What does the printer server do

Controls the flow of data between the network and print engine itself through the use of a spooler service

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What is used for delivery across a network

LPR (Line Printer Remote)

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What does LPR (Line Printer Remote) require the use of

LDP (Line Printer Daemon) on the server to receive print jobs sent from clients

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What are some of the limitations of LPR

Limited source ports, times out after 4 min, requires job sizing

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What is required by client to use LPR (Line Printer Remote)

Specify and the queue

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What is included in host

DNSname or IP address of printer

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What does queue identifies

How job is formatted

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What’s RAW

Assumes a PDL-formatted job and adds no processing

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What’s TEXT

Can be used for ASCII text and print server will add a CR to end of each line

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What’s the default network printing protocol

RAW

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T or F: RAW requires a queue setting

F

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What does RAW address

LPRs shortcoming

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What’s Common Unix Printing System (CUPS)

De facto printing protocol on UNIX systems to enable print server functionality

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What does CUPS include

Spooler, Scheduler, Converter, Backend

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What’s Page Description Languages (PDL)

Programming language used to describe print job to printer

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What are 2 basic PDL’s

PCL and PostScript

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What is PCL (Printer Command Language)

De facto standard for most inkjet printing

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Why is PCL criticized

Less tolerant of errors than its competitor (PostScript)

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When was Postscript devloped

Developed in 1982 for first laser printer

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Postscript treat everything including text as

Raster Images

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What is Postscript considered as

Own programming language with many features