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Can you ping the server "sunsrv", is it listed in /etc/inet/hosts, NIS or DNS?
Can you telnet to port 515 on sunsrv (lpd)?
Does the printer queue "xxxxxx" exist on sunsrv.
What does running:

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lpstat -h sunsrv -v

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