We have an offsite machine that dials in (Modem) to our VAX machine in the
central office. The problem is we need this machine to print locally,
however (As far as I know) without a hard connection to the VAX server, no
printer will print.
We use Koalaterm (MKT) to connect, however we can use Hyperterminal if
required. Please, I really need some help with this! Any assistence is
appreciated, please E-Mail.
Thanks,
Doug Hafichuk
doug.h...@atcostructures.com
Depends on what kind of printer you have and what kind of network protocols
your VAX is using currently or can be configured to use.
If you have a DECserver kicking around with a spare port and a serial
connection on your printer, you can easily set up a LAT print queue. If
you're using TCP/IP on the VAX, you can also set up a similar configuration.
Better yet, if your printer has a network card which supports LAT or TCP/IP
that is the best solution. If you could provide some more hardware details
you'll probably get a better answer.
> We use Koalaterm (MKT) to connect, however we can use Hyperterminal if
> required.
If you can connect via Hyperterminal, I'd say you already have TCP/IP
configured. Refer to your TCP/IP documentation (i.e. UCX aka TCP/IP
Services, MultiNet, TCPware, etc.).
>Please, I really need some help with this! Any assistence is
> appreciated, please E-Mail.
Ask here, get an answer here.
>
> Thanks,
> Doug Hafichuk
> doug.h...@atcostructures.com
>