Computer Server

Print Server

A print server responds to requests related to digital printing. The documents are placed in queues and then sent to the printers.

The applications involve manipulating queues (one for each printer): reading the content, adding or deleting documents, queuing, and priorities. The server automatically sends the documents one after another to the printer. Documents may undergo changes in format to suit the characteristics of the destination printer. PCL and PostScript data formats common in digital printing.

CIFS is the protocol print servers and files included in Windows operating systems. CUPS is a print server running on Unix operating systems. JetDirect is a range of print servers in the form of an expansion card to put in the Hewlett Packard.

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