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Hi,
I have been using Hp so far and I am a new user to Solaris.. well, in HP Unix, if I type 'lpstat' if gives me the list of printers connected to the network and their status.. but in solaris it only gives the details if there is any job on the queue. I just want to know what is the equivalent of the lpstat from HP to Solaris.. Thanks, sskb ![]() |
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