6.2. Remote Printer

6.2.1. test_remote_ipp

6.2.1.1. Purpose

Test is it is possible to send data to a remote IPP queue. It shouldn't lead to any data printed.

6.2.1.2. Command line

$1 is the name of the remote host. $2 is the name of the remote queue. $3 is the time limit to perform the operation.

6.2.1.3. Exit code

0 means that there was no problem. 1 means that the host or queue name was not set. 2 means that the remote host is unreachable. 3 means that it was not possible to connect. to the port 631 of the remote host. 4 means that the queue does not accept the job (either does not exist or queuing is disabled).

6.2.2. test_remote_lpd

6.2.2.1. purpose

Test if it is possible to send data to a remote LPD queue. It shouldn't leat to any data printed.

6.2.2.2. Command line

$1 is the name of the remote host. $2 is the name of the remote queue. $3 is the time limit to perform the operation.

6.2.2.3. Exit code

0 means that there was no problem. 1 means that the host or queue name was not set. 2 means that the remote host is unreachable. 3 means that it was not possible to connect. to the port 515 of the remote host. 4 means that the queue does not accept the job (either does not exist or queuing is disabled).

6.2.3. test_remote_smb

6.2.3.1. Purpose

Test if it is possible to send data to remote SMB queue. It should not lead to any data printed.

6.2.3.2. Command line

$1 is the name of the workgroup. $2 is the name of the remote host. $3 is the name of the remote queue. $4 is the user name to authenticate against the server. $5 is the password to use to authenticate. $6 is the time limit to perform the operation.

6.2.3.3. Exit code

0 means that there was no problem. 1 means that the host or queue name was not set. 2 means that the remote host is unreachable. 4 means that the queue does not accept the job (either does not exist or queuing is disabled).

6.2.4. test_remote_novell

6.2.4.1. Purpose

Test if it is possible to send data to remote Novell Netware queue. It should not lead to any data printed.

6.2.4.2. Command line

$1 is the name of the remote host. $2 is the name of the remote queue. $3 is the user name to authenticate against the server. $4 is the password to use to authenticate. $5 is the time limit to perform the operation.

6.2.4.3. Exit code

0 means that there was no problem. 1 means that the host or queue name was not set. 4 means that the queue does not accept the job (either does not exist or queuing is disabled).

6.2.5. test_remote_socket

6.2.5.1. Purpose

Test it if is possible to send data to a TCP port of a remote host. It should not lead to any data printed.

6.2.5.2. Command line

$1 is the name of the remote host. $2 is the port number of the TCP port. $3 is the time limit to perform the operation.

6.2.5.3. Exit code

0 means that there was no problem.. 1 means that the host name was not set. 2 means that the remote host is unreachable. 3 means that it was not possible to connect. to the specified port of the remote host. 4 means that the the port on the remote host doesn't accept data.