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HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide: HP 9000 Computers > Chapter 5 Creating/Configuring Supervisors
and Physical Printers Creating and Configuring Supervisors |
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You can create and configure an HPDPS supervisor from SAM or from the command line. Using SAM, you can directly create a supervisor, or, you can create a supervisor when you add a physical printer. From the command line, you can use the pdstartsuv and pdset commands to create, start, and configure HPDPS supervisors, as shown in the sections below.
To create or start a supervisor from the command line, use the pdstartsuv command and specify a supervisor name. For example, to start the supervisor Super1, enter:
You must start the HPDPS supervisor before you can configure supervisor attributes or attributes for physical printers controlled by the supervisor. The following are supervisor naming conventions: The characters in the name you specify for the supervisor can include any uppercase letter A through Z, any lowercase letter a through z, numbers 0-9, a hyphen, an underscore, or a period. This naming convention applies to all HPDPS object names. You should not start the supervisor name or any other HPDPS object name with a hyphen. Upon attempting to start a supervisor as shown in the example above, there are three possible results:
The supervisor does not have any required attributes. However, you can specify optional attributes with the pdset command. Refer to pd_att_supervisor(5) for a list of optional attributes. The descriptor, list-of-managers, and notification-profile attributes are discussed below. The descriptor attribute specifies a text string of up to 4095 characters in length describing the supervisor. While the use of this attribute is optional, a detailed description is useful if you have a large number of supervisors or if you have many people managing your distributed print environment. For example, you can specify the user groups using the supervisor and its contained objects:
If you do not specify a value for the descriptor attribute, HPDPS does not provide a default.
Use the list-of-managers attribute to specify one or more text strings, each up to 255 characters in length, describing the key people in your organization who are responsible for managing the supervisor. For example, you might include the name of a person, a telephone number and office location:
If you do not specify a value for the list-of-managers attribute, HPDPS does not provide a default. The notification-profile attribute determines the messages you receive informing you of events related to the supervisor. The event-identifiers component of the notification-profile attribute determines the event messages you receive. The default events are: The delivery-address component of the notification-profile attribute defaults to the UserName@HostName of the administrator who created the supervisor and the delivery-method component defaults to electronic-mail. See Chapter 7 “Using Notification” for descriptions of events and event classes, and procedures for configuring the notification-profile attribute. |
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