[GLLUG] Enterprise Print Queue?

[Sean]

just an addendum, I meant the OS X _server_ for that printer driver. 
I have a feeling it is more likely in the server package than it is in the 
desktop version. However.. the DocuColor 2006, and the DocuPrint N2025, 
N2125, N2825, N3225, N4025, and the Document Center 220,332,240, 255,265
Are all supported with the client under 10.2.4 and I think they added a 
few for 10.2.5 but I am waiting on a patch before I go back to that 
system so im not going to check =) 

I don't see why you could just set up a samba, appletalk and 
lpr/rendezvous print queue for it and be off to the races. 


On Thu, 1 May 2003, Sean wrote:

> CUPS or LPRng are probably your only choices. You might have to pay the 
> 249 bucks for ESP Pro which is based on cups but with lots of extra 
> drivers. RH, Solaris, etc are all supported. 
> 
> You might also poke around in OS X they ship cups natively, and they might 
> have a driver for that copier in it already. 
> 
> 
> On Thu, 1 May 2003, Mike Szumlinski wrote:
> 
> > Where I work right now, we use Fiery print servers which cost a 
> > boatload to buy licenses for.  Does anyone know of a good *nix way to 
> > eliminate the need for these expensive pieces of crap?
> > 
> > Right now, we have page counts ranging from 5k-45k/month on full color 
> > Xerox Docucolor 12 Copier/Printers.  Right now, my Mac users plug 
> > directly  into the fierys using Appletalk, and the PC users plug into 
> > the printers via a NT/Win2k active directory print server.
> > 
> > Has anyone worked with printing to this capacity (full postscript on 
> > A2/A3/A4 letter sizes, etc...).  I'm open to any suggestions.
> > 
> > -Mike
> > 
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