P R I N T E R    S E R V E R

	I call it a printer server system for lack of a better term.  It
	is a printer server system, it just doesn't mean that the machine
	is dedicated to being just a printer server.  This is a very simple
	system, that does most everything that we've needed for our two
	computers.  It wouldn't be hard to apply this system to three or
	more systems, but right now it is set up for only two systems.

	Les Stockton
	1207 South Cheyenne Avenue
	Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119
	home (918) 583-3371
	work (918) 582-1972


	For the PDP to VAX queue to work, you need a crt line from the
	PDP connected to a crt line on the VAX.  Configure that cable
	like this:

	1  <------------>   1
	2  <------------>   3
	3  <------------>   2
	7  <------------>   7
	6  <------------>   20
       20  <------------>   6


	System Requirements For RSTS is that you must have MULTIPLE PRIVATE
	DELIMITERS Sysgened.  KERMIT requires this. Unless you can find a
	version of KERMIT that doesn't require this.

	On the PDP (we are using RSTS as the example),
	In the startup command file ([0,1]START.COM) you need the following:

	SET TERM KB37:/PERM/VT100/NOAUTOBAUD/SPEED=9600/NOBROADCAST/FORM-
	/NOINTERACTIVE

	This keeps the two computers from going crazy.  If you don't, they
	will.  One of the two computers will sense someone is there, and
	start asking them to LOGIN.  It doesn't know that that someone is
	another computer.  The other computer will receive the USERNAME
	prompt from the other computer, and think someone is trying to
	login.  They both will do this forever.  So setting the line to
	/NOINTERACTIVE keeps that from happening.

	The account that it runs out of on the PDP system needs privileges
	to be able to run programs outside that account, and to be able
	to read and to delete files in other accounts.  I just set it up
	as follows:

	CREATE/ACCOUNT [1,55]/PRIV=ALL

	or

	SET ACCOUNT [1,55]/PRIV=ALL

	On the VAX in SYS$MANAGER:SPOOLERS.COM you need the following:

	SET DEVICE/SPOOLED TXA3:

	This is to make sure that line isn't used before we want it used.
	It's for the same thing that we set the PDP crt line to /NOINTER.


	In SYS$MANAGER:TERMINALS.COM you need;

	SET TERM TXA3:/DEV=VT100/FORM/NOBROADCAST/SPEED=9600/ALTYPEAHD/PERM

	The account it runs out of needs;

	Username: PRINT_SERVER
	Default:  DUA0:[PRINTER_SERVER]
	LGICMD:   DUA0:[PRINTER_SERVER.LOGIN]LOGIN
	Login Flags:  Diswelcome Dismail
	Authorized Privileges: 
	  CMKRNL TMPMBX WORLD OPER NETMBX BYPASS READALL
	Default Privileges: 
	  CMKRNL TMPMBX WORLD OPER NETMBX BYPASS READALL


	First time run;
	There is a 'time-stamp' record at the beginning of QUEWRK.ZZZ.
	It must match the 'time-stamp' in [.LOGIN]QUETIME.DAT.  You
	can create these two files initially with a text editor.  They
	are text files.  There should be a correct QUEWRK.ZZZ and QUETIME.DAT
	already setup, but if one system goes down, you might have to
	create these files yourself to get it restarted when the other
	system comes back up.  On the server computer, there needs to be
	a file called GIMMEM.ORE.  It can just be a null file.

                           Instructions For Starting
                            PDP to VAX Print Queue


Login to 1,55 on the 11/44.
Type;
	SHOW ENTRY/ALL/FULL

This is to check to see if the QUEVAX.COM job is already queued or not.
If it is already queued, then type;

	SET TERM KB37:/INTERACTIVE/PERM

If not, then type;

	@$PDPQUE
	BYE

Next, login to PRINT_SERVER on the VAX.

Check the baud rate on your terminal, TXA3:, and KB37: on the 11/44.  They
should all be the same.  They should be at least 2400 or 4800, not lower.
Remember to use the /PERM qualifier when setting the baud rates.  You wont
need the /PERM on your keyboard (just on TXA3 and KB37).
If at any time before you make connection between the two machine, they
start trying to log each other in, then you will have to disconnect the line
between the two machine, until the garbage has cleared the lines.

Next,

	SET DEVICE/NOSPOOL TXA3:
	KERMIT
	CONNECT

At this point you are connected to the 11/44 on KB37:.  You should be able
to login to 1,55.  A CRTL/] and a C gets you back to the VAX if you have
trouble on the 11/44.
Once logged in, type;

	RUN [1,31]KERMIT
	SERVER

At this point type CTRL/] and a C, which should get you back to the VAX.
Once there, type;

	EXIT

This should get you out of KERMIT, and at the DCL prompt.
At this point, type;

	@[.COM]PDPQUESTART
	LO