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Print server setup on AIX

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I'm very new to AIX, I have to setup a D-Link print server with HP Laserjet 1300 printer on AIX, any body can guide me thru simple steps to acheive this, like how to install print server, driver and then which services i have to restart after adding the print server all this kind of stuff.

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