albertofresnillo
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Problem printing on SAP
i have installed a new Win2003 Server Std 64bits server as a print server, these printers are used by sap running saplpd on server. We are not able to print using the new server. I have 2 man differences between windows print servers:
1. Old was 32 bits version, new is 64 bits version, both win2003 Std
2. Old server has saplpd running as a service, new one as an apllication on startup folder beacuse i don´t know how to addit as a service.
I´ll appreciate any help
1. Old was 32 bits version, new is 64 bits version, both win2003 Std
2. Old server has saplpd running as a service, new one as an apllication on startup folder beacuse i don´t know how to addit as a service.
I´ll appreciate any help
I mean I don't use SAPLPD in my setups but that doesn't mean you can't.
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Thanks mass, i'll check if old server has unix print services installed, in order to intall it to the new one.
i'll let you know the results
i'll let you know the results
The simplest way to check this is to telnet to the old print server name on port 515.
telnet oldprintserver 515
TCP/Unix print services listens on port 515 and for a standard U: Print using Berkley SAP printer that's what SAP tries to connect to the print server on.
telnet oldprintserver 515
TCP/Unix print services listens on port 515 and for a standard U: Print using Berkley SAP printer that's what SAP tries to connect to the print server on.
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The main thing that usually causes SAP printing to fail when setting up a new print server is that the TCP/IP printing service/UNIX Print Services is not installed or running on the server. Install this and set is to start automatically.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323421
Don't use SAPLPD but you can add software as a service using SC.exe.
http://www.herongyang.com/Windows/Service-Create-Delete-Services-with-sc-exe.html