The package /usr/local/pkg/hpnpl-e.10.34 was installed on the UNIX
print servers to make adding a new printer to the print server much
easier than the alternatives.  This package takes care of all filter
considerations.

To add a new printer to the UNIX print server:

	$ sudo /usr/local/pkg/hpnpl-e.10.34/admin/hppi

	- Choose 'Spooler Administration'
	- Choose'Add a Printer to Local Spooler'
	- Give printer a host (queue) name (this should be in /etc/hosts
and DNS)
		- Assign type 35    HP LaserJet 4000 Series for HP4100s
		- Assign type 18    HP LaserJet 5Si / 5SiMX for HP 5sis
	- Ensure the queue name is the same as the hostname to make
things easier on us.  You may have to change the LP destination (queue)
name at this point
	- Choose '0' to configure the printer
	- Choose 'y' to continue

In the event you are installing a non HP printer:

	$ sudo /usr/local/pkg/hpnpl-e.10.34/admin/hppi

        - Choose 'Spooler Administration'
        - Choose'Add a Printer to Local Spooler'
        - Give printer a host (queue) name (this should be in /etc/hosts
and DNS)
	- A non HP printer will give an error similar to:
		- The HP Printer Installer for Unix can ping the device.

			- The problem may be:
			- incorrect GET community name!
			- it is not a network printer!
			- other.
	- You will be asked if you want to continue twice, the default
answer to these questions will not allow you to continue
		- Ignore the error, and continue the process.
		- Assign type 58    HP LaserJet Printer not given in
this list
        - Ensure the queue name is the same as the hostname to make
things easie
r on us.  You may have to change the LP destination (queue) name at this
point
        - Choose '0' to configure the printer
        - Choose 'y' to continue

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From the client side:

How to Configure Solaris Print Clients

	$ sudo lpadmin -p <queue_name> -s <server>