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Figure 7–2 Print Queue Configuration<br />

SATURN<br />

JUPITR_LPA0<br />

Setting Up and Managing <strong>Cluster</strong> Queues<br />

7.7 Setting Up Print Queues<br />

JUPITER<br />

LPA0: LPB0:<br />

CI CI<br />

Star Coupler<br />

JUPITR_LPB0<br />

URANUS<br />

ZK−1632−GE<br />

7.8 Setting Up <strong>Cluster</strong>wide Generic Print Queues<br />

The clusterwide queue database enables you to establish generic queues that<br />

function throughout the cluster. Jobs queued to clusterwide generic queues are<br />

placed in any assigned print queue that is available, regardless of its location<br />

in the cluster. However, the file queued for printing must be accessible to the<br />

computer to which the printer is connected.<br />

7.8.1 Sample Configuration<br />

Figure 7–3 illustrates a clusterwide generic print queue in which the queues<br />

for all LPA0 printers in the cluster are assigned to a clusterwide generic queue<br />

named SYS$PRINT.<br />

A clusterwide generic print queue needs to be initialized and started only<br />

once. The most efficient way to start your queues is to create a common<br />

command procedure that is executed by each <strong>OpenVMS</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> computer<br />

(see Section 7.12.3).<br />

Setting Up and Managing <strong>Cluster</strong> Queues 7–7

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