PCPRINT won't work with cisco routers.....

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2 total messages Started by bmcguire Wed, 11 Sep 1996 00:00

#2001

Author: bmcguire
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 00:00

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We've got a situation here where we have cisco routers (2524) running Banyan 
Vines 55.4.20 with frame relay.  Everything is working with the exception of
PCPRINT.  This is causing our network people to rethink
the rollout and possibly cancelling the whole project.
Anybody out there have this situation before?
Any ideas?

We've been in contact with Cisco, Banyan and FCP but so far
they're as baffled as we are?

Help!?!?

Thanks for all and any ideas in advance.


Bob Mc.
bmcguire@gtionline.com

Re: PCPRINT won't work with cisco routers.....

#2000

Author: Dan Muller
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 00:00

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bmcguire@gtionline.com wrote:

>We've got a situation here where we have cisco routers (2524) running Banyan 
>Vines 55.4.20 with frame relay.  Everything is working with the exception of
>PCPRINT.  This is causing our network people to rethink
>the rollout and possibly cancelling the whole project.
>Anybody out there have this situation before?
>Any ideas?

In all my time working with PCPrint, I've never seen anything like this. If
other VINES traffic passes through the routers OK, then PCPrint should have no
problem. It makes Remote Procedure Calls just like most VINES client programs,
and uses an SPP connection to move bulk print data. Nothing esoteric about it -
no unusual broadcast schemes or anything like that.

I would look for some problem with high-level configuration of the print
software, rather than suspecting the routers.

--
Dan Muller
danm@zipnet.net

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