       "                                 HP   Software Product  Description   C ___________________________________________________________________   C PRODUCT NAME:  HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS,       SPD # 44.15.17                Version 2.5    DESCRIPTION   C HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS is a layered software ap- D plication that provides access to selected PostScript Level 1, LevelC 2 and Level 3 printers. DCPS runs on OpenVMS Alpha systems, OpenVMS E Industry Standard 64 (I64) Integrity servers and OpenVMS VAX systems.   E DCPS drives selected PostScript printers and supports these printers' G special features, such as tray and media selection and two-sided print- F ing. File formats supported include PostScript, ANSI-Compliant DIGITALC Printing Protocol Level 3 (DEC PPL3) and HP PCL. DCPS also includes D features such as number-up, layup, automatic data type detection andC high speed image printing, plus translators for a number of printer E languages. See the Other Hardware Required section of the SPD for the ! list of supported printer models.   B DECprint Supervisor software consists of the following components:  G o  A print symbiont that processes print requests for the host on which     it resides.  E o  Software to transmit the request and associated data over the fol-     lowing protocols:  D    -  Ethernet via TCP/IP to a printer with a network interface cardD       (NIC) that supports the bidirectional Raw TCP/IP socket proto-       col or LPD protocol   E    -  Ethernet via TCP/IP to a printer connected to a print server or I       a terminal server that supports the bidirectional Raw TCP/IP socket        protocol or LPD protocol  C                                                       November 2005        A    -  Ethernet via TCP/IP to a remote LPD queue on another system   G    -  Ethernet to a PrintServer printer via DECnet or TCP/IP using Com- (       mon Printer Access Protocol (CPAP)       -  Local Area Transport (LAT)      -  Serial line   J o  Translators to convert various non-PostScript files into the PostScript    language for printing.   C o  Page formatting capabilities such as the ability to print multi- D    ple page images on a single side of a sheet of paper and to spec-)    ify borders, margins and page offsets.   E o  A series of PostScript tools for application developers. These in- E    clude a PostScript error handler and Font Encoding Vectors for the E    ISO Latin Alphabet Number 1 (ISO 8859/1) and DIGITAL Multinational D    Character Set for use with all the PostScript text fonts that are>    built into DIGITAL and selected Compaq PostScript printers.  G Install DECprint Supervisor software on each node that has print queues  for PostScript printers.  D A system running DECprint Supervisor software can transmit print re-D quests to printers on a TCP/IP, DECnet or LAT network. Note that not) all printers support all these protocols.   E To communicate with a printer on a TCP/IP network, HP TCP/IP Services C for OpenVMS software, Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS or Pro- D cess Software TCPware for OpenVMS software must be installed on your system.   D For DIGITAL PrintServer printers, whether using the TCP/IP or DECnetE protocol, PrintServer Software must be installed on at least one sys-  tem in your network.   Printing Features   F o  PostScript printing. The print symbiont passes PostScript files di-C    rectly to the printer. DECprint Supervisor does not interpret or D    translate PostScript files. Therefore, they must be created using  "                                  2       C    standard PostScript Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 operators as de- #    fined within the printer itself.   F o  ANSI (DEC PPL3) printing. DECprint Supervisor translates ANSI filesF    into PostScript for printing on the output device. These ANSI filesD    may contain ASCII text, sixel graphics and other features of HP's,    ANSI-compliant Printing Protocol Level 3.  C o  Selection of input tray via INPUT_TRAY, MEDIA_TYPE, PAGE_SIZE or D    SHEET_SIZE parameters and output tray via OUTPUT_TRAY, within theE    limitations of the printer and the tray-naming conventions to pro-     vide such features.  C o  Rotation of the page via the PAGE_ORIENTATION parameter for non-     PostScript files only.   C o  Selection of single-sided, double-sided, or tumble printing when 5    available on the printer, via the SIDES parameter.   C o  Formatting of ANSI text files via the /HEADER, /FORM, /SPACE and *    /FEED qualifiers and the TAB parameter.  D o  Control of ANSI file margins, page setup and wrap or truncate op-1    tions as specified by the DEFINE/FORM command.   H o  Status and error messages sent to the user's terminal, may be printedE    on the job trailer page or job log page, written to a log file, or '    displayed on the operator's console.   D o  Use of device control modules for basic data types via the /SETUPE    qualifier. PostScript modules may contain any PostScript operators 4    supported by the printer in the printing context.  F o  Collection of accounting information for each print job as follows:D    sheets of paper printed, the number of RMS Gets and the number ofD    QIO Writes. All Compaq, DIGITAL and GENICOM printers support thisD    feature except where noted in the Other Hardware Required sectionE    of the SPD. This feature may not be available with other printers.   D o  Access to the PCL interpreter native to selected printers. Print-C    ers for which the native PCL interpreter is supported are listed 5    in the Other Hardware Required section of the SPD.   "                                  3       F o  Support for printers via network interface cards, print servers andD    terminal servers that support bidirectional Raw TCP/IP sockets or    LPD.   ? o  Support for printers via remote LPD queues on other systems.   E o  Support for PrintServer printers on DECnet or TCP/IP interconnects     using CPAP protocol.   E o  Automatic data type detection and switching. The software attempts E    to determine the data type of the file. If successful, it will au- F    tomatically translate, if necessary, and print the file. If it can-F    not determine the file data type, it will use the default data type"    defined by DATA_TYPE=AUTOMATIC.  M    If the file is printed using the data type defined by DATA_TYPE=AUTOMATIC, E    the symbiont will look for a switch to PostScript command (%!) and F    continue to process the rest of the file as PostScript. This switchD    may occur only once per file. The switch to PostScript feature isE    not available when DCPS uses a printer's native PCL interpreter to     process the file.  G o  Printing non-PostScript data types on the PostScript printer. Trans- L    lators are provided to translate the following data types into PostScript    for printing:  F    -  DDIF (bitonal Image subset only; requires DECwindows Motif soft-       ware)   9    -  PCL Level 4 (as implemented on the HP LaserJet IID)       -  IBM Proprinter XL24   $    -  ReGIS (monochrome output only)      -  Tektronix 4010/4014   F    -  ASCII LIST translator that formats and numbers ASCII files. ThisD       translator numbers each line of text, creates alternating barsD       of gray and white in the background and creates a running head'       of the file name and page number.   "                                  4       C o  Printing two or more page images on a single side of a sheet via     the NUMBER_UP parameter.   E o  Specifying page layup features via the LAYUP_DEFINITION parameter. D    Page layup features include Borders, Margins, Margin Alternation,D    Pages Per Sheet, First Page, Page Order and Page Grid. Layup def-G    inition options may be provided directly, as arguments to the LAYUP_ G    DEFINITION parameter, or indirectly, as the contents of a file spec-     ified by that parameter.   F o  Specifying a range of pages of the file to be printed via the PAGE_    LIMIT parameter.   E o  Printing jobs with finishing options with the PUNCH and STAPLE pa- >    rameters, on supported printers equipped with such options.  E o  Automatically scaling a page created for one paper size so that it C    fits on a different paper size via use of both the PAGE_SIZE and 3    SHEET_SIZE parameters on the same print command.   C o  Printing multiple uncollated copies of each sheet via the SHEET_     COUNT parameter.   H o  Use of device control modules for all data types via the /SETUP qual-E    ifier. ANSI modules may include control sequences. PCL modules may     include binary font data.  D o  Support for OpenVMS autostart queues, simplifying startup and en-,    suring high availability of print queues.   ANSI (DEC PPL3) Emulation   E Printing of ANSI text and sixel graphics is compatible with DIGITAL's  ANSI-compliant PPL3 printers.   E Note: PostScript printers differ in the amount of virtual memory they F have available for printing and font storage. Files that require down-E loading of fonts may be printed differently, may print more slowly or # may fail to print on some printers.   "                                  5        INSTALLATION STATEMENT  E HP recommends that a customer's first purchase of this software prod- D uct include HP Installation Services. These services provide for in-E stallation of the software product by an experienced HP Software Spe-  cialist.  D For subsequent purchases of this product, only customers with knowl-C edge of OpenVMS generic and execution print queues in clustered and D non-clustered environments and, if operating in a DECserver environ-D ment, knowledge of DECserver management, should attempt installationE of this software product. HP recommends that all other customers pur- ! chase HP's Installation Services.   C These services provide for the installation of the software product C and HP PostScript Printer hardware by an experienced HP Specialist.   D Before installation of the software by HP Installation Services, the customer must:  C o  Obtain, install and demonstrate as operational any equipment and E    facilities necessary to interface to HP's communication equipment.   E o  Make available for a reasonable period of time, as mutually agreed C    upon by HP and the customer, all hardware, communication facili- >    ties and terminals that are to be used during installation.  D o  For verification of installation and connectivity in a multi-nodeE    node network, designate and provide access to a host that has pre-      viously been installed by HP.  E o  Assure that a valid OpenVMS operating system license is installed.   C Delays caused by any failure to meet these responsibilities will be ; charged at the then prevailing rate for time and materials.   E Installation of DECprint Supervisor software will consist of the fol-  lowing:   D o  Verification that all prerequisite software and hardware has been
    installed.   "                                  6       C o  Verification that a complete set of DCPS software media and doc-      umentation has been received.  F o  Verification that all hardware and software prerequisites have been(    met and the equipment is operational.  / o  Installation of DCPS software on one system.   G o  Verification that DCPS software has been correctly installed by run- 6    ning the Installation Verification Procedure (IVP).  J o  Modification of the DECnet database or TCP/IP hosts file to add printer    node names and addresses.  D o  Modification of the OpenVMS start-up files to automate the start-    up of print queues.   HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS    Processors Supported  E For information about support processors, refer to the Software Prod- M uct Description for the OpenVMS Operating System (SPD 25.01.xx and 82.35.xx).    Other Hardware Required   , At least one PostScript printer, as follows:   o  Apple         LaserWriter IIg        LaserWriter IIf [1]        LaserWriter II NT [1]        LaserWriter II NTR [1]       LaserWriter II NTX [1]       LaserWriter Plus [1]       LaserWriter Pro 600 [1]        LaserWriter Pro 630 [1]    ____________________  .  Printer  does not have native PCL interpreter  "                                  7       	 o  Compaq          Laser Printer LN16 [2]       Laser Printer LN32       Laser Printer LNC02 [3]        Laser Printer LNM40   
 o  DIGITAL         Colormate PS (LF01R) [1]2       Colorwriter LSR 2000 and 2000[+] (LNC01) [1]$       DECcolorwriter 1000 (LF02) [1]       DEClaser 1150 (LN07R) [1]        DEClaser 1152 (LN07C) [1]        DEClaser 2150 (LN05R) [1]        DEClaser 2250 (LN06R) [1]        DEClaser 3250 (LN08R) [1]        DEClaser 3500 (LN14) [4]       DEClaser 5100 (LN09) [4]       Laser Printer LN15 [2]       Laser Printer LN15+ [2]        Laser Printer LN17+ps        Laser Printer LN20 [3]       Laser Printer LN40 [3]       Laser Printer LNC02 [3]        LN17ps       PrintServer 17 (LPS17)       PrintServer 17/600        PrintServer 20 (LPS20) [1]       turbo PrintServer 20 [1]        PrintServer 32 (LPS32) [1]       PrintServer 32 plus         PrintServer 40 (LPS40) [1]       PrintServer 40 Plus [1]    ____________________  7  Supported  only when the printer is in PostScript mode   *  Does  not support DCPS accounting featureE  Includes  support for direct printing to native PCL interpreter only   %   when printer is in autosensing mode   "                                  8              ScriptPrinter (LN03R) [1]   
 o  GENICOM         Intelliprint cL160       Intelliprint mL260       Intelliprint mL402       Intelliprint mL450
       LN21
       LN28
       LN45       LNM40        microLaser 170 [2]       microLaser 210       microLaser 280       microLaser 320       microLaser 401   o  HP          9085 MFP [5]       Color LaserJet 2500        Color LaserJet 2550        Color LaserJet 3000        Color LaserJet 3700        Color LaserJet 3800        Color LaserJet 4500        Color LaserJet 4550        Color LaserJet 4600        Color LaserJet 4610        Color LaserJet 4650        Color LaserJet 4700        Color LaserJet 4730 MFP        Color LaserJet 5500        Color LaserJet 5550        Color LaserJet 8500[6]   ____________________    Raw  TCP only    LPD  and AppleTalk only  "                                  9              Color LaserJet 8550[6]       Color LaserJet 9500        Color LaserJet 9500 MFP :       LaserJet III with PostScript (Level 1) cartridge [1]?       LaserJet III with PostScript-Plus (Level 2) cartridge [1] ;       LaserJet IIID with PostScript (Level 1) cartridge [1] @       LaserJet IIID with PostScript-Plus (Level 2) cartridge [1]5       LaserJet IIISi with PostScript (Level 1) option 5       LaserJet IIISi with PostScript (Level 2) option        LaserJet 4M        LaserJet 4M Plus       LaserJet 4ML       LaserJet 4MP       LaserJet 4SiMX       LaserJet 4MV       LaserJet 5SiMX&       LaserJet 5M (monochrome version)       LaserJet 1300        LaserJet 1320        LaserJet 2100        LaserJet 2200        LaserJet 2300        LaserJet 2410        LaserJet 2420        LaserJet 2430        LaserJet 4000        LaserJet 4050        LaserJet 4100        LaserJet 4100 MFP        LaserJet 4200        LaserJet 4240        LaserJet 4250        LaserJet 4300        LaserJet 4345 MFP        LaserJet 4350        LaserJet 5000        LaserJet 5100        LaserJet 5200     "                                 10              LaserJet 8000        LaserJet 8100        LaserJet 8150        LaserJet 9000        LaserJet 9000 MFP        LaserJet 9040 MFP        LaserJet 9050        LaserJet 9050 MFP        LaserJet 9055 MFP        LaserJet 9065 MFP        PaintJet XL300 [1]   o  IBM         Infoprint 21       InfoPrint 32       InfoPrint 40  
 o  Lexmark  
       C720
       C750
       C910       Optra C710       Optra Rt+ [1]        Optra S 1250       Optra S 1255       Optra S 1620       Optra S 1625       Optra S 1650       Optra S 1855       Optra S 2420       Optra S 2450       Optra S 2455       Optra Se 3455        Optra T610       Optra T612       Optra T614       Optra T616       Optra W810  "                                 11       
       T520
       T522
       T620
       T622
       W820   o  Tektronix         Phaser 200e [1]        Phaser 200i [1]        Phaser 220e [1]        Phaser 740 [1]       Phaser 750 [1]       Phaser 780 [1]       Phaser 850 [1]   o  Xerox         DocuPrint N24        DocuPrint N32        DocuPrint N40        DocuPrint N2025        DocuPrint N2125        DocuPrint N2825        DocuPrint N3225        DocuPrint N4025        Phaser 4500[6]       Phaser 6250[6]       Phaser 7300[6]       Phaser 7750[6]       Phaser 8400[6]  D A supported printer must be equipped with one or more of the follow- ing supported interconnects:  F o  Ethernet port or Network Interface Card (NIC) supporting CPAP, LAT,2    bidirectional Raw TCP/IP socket or LPD protocol   o  EIA-232 (RS-232) serial port    o  EIA-422 (RS-422) serial port   "                                 12       C o  Bidirectional Centronics parallel port connected through a print     server or terminal server  G Note: DCPS does not support the following types of printer connections:   F  -  A unidirectional connection (for example, a parallel or Raw TCP/IP    port that is unidirectional)   *  -  The parallel port on an OpenVMS system    -  The Telnet network protocol   = The following notes apply when using the above interconnects:   D o  EIA-232 serial interfaces are optional with some printers and may#    need to be purchased separately.   D o  EIA-422 serial interfaces, such as that employed on the HP Paint-;    Jet XL300, require an EIA-422/EIA-232 converter/adapter.   C o  The HP LaserJet 4SiMX is supported for serial communication when =    equipped with the Extend Systems ESI-2633A interface card.   F o  Ethernet interfaces may require an adapter to connect the printer's7    Ethernet hardware to that of the local area network.   H o  Ethernet protocols supported for certain Desktop and Workgroup print-F    ers (not including PrintServer printers) are Raw TCP/IP socket, LPD    and LAT.   D o  Ethernet protocols supported for DIGITAL PrintServer printers are    DECnet CPAP and TCP/IP CPAP.   5 For TCP/IP configurations, the following are required   & o  At least one printer (listed above)  E o  A NIC, print server or terminal server that provides bidirectional     Raw TCP/IP sockets or LPD.   E A cable may also be required to connect the printer to a print server  or terminal server.   "                                 13       : For Serial Line configurations, the following are required  & o  At least one printer (listed above)  C o  Serial interface and cable for EIA-232 or EIA-422 with converter     /adapter   5 o  One of the following serial interfaces or servers:   C    -  CVAX serial interface (CXA16, CXB16, CX08, DZQ-11; 9600 baud)   )    -  DHV11 (9600 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DZQ11 (9600 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DLV11 (9600 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DHU11 (9600 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DMZ32 (4800 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DMF32 (9600 baud; serial interface)   )    -  DMB32 (9600 baud; serial interface)   .    -  DECserver 90L and 90L+ (38.4K baud; LAT)  ;    -  DECserver 90M (57.6K baud; LAT and raw TCP/IP socket)   <    -  DECserver 90TL (57.6K baud; LAT and raw TCP/IP socket)  $    -  DECserver 100 (9600 baud; LAT)  (    -  DECserver 200/MC (19.2K baud; LAT)  %    -  DECserver 250 (19.2K baud; LAT)   $    -  DECserver 300 (19.2K baud; LAT  $    -  DECserver 500 (9600 baud; LAT)  $    -  DECserver 550 (9600 baud; LAT)  C    -  DECserver 700 series (115.2K baud; LAT and raw TCP/IP socket)   C    -  DECserver 900 series (115.2K baud; LAT and raw TCP/IP socket)   %    -  MUXserver 100 (19.2K baud; LAT)   %    -  MUXserver 300 (19.2K baud; LAT)   "                                 14       %    -  NetRider 90 - see DECserver 90M   -    -  NetRider 900 - see DECserver 900 series        -  LATprint (38.4K baud; LAT)  '    -  RapidPrint 200 (115.2K baud; LAT)   D A DECserver or NetRider configuration requires DECserver Network Ac-D cess Software (DNAS) V2.0 or later and a minimum of 4 Mbytes of mem-" ory to support Raw TCP/IP sockets.  E All of the interfaces above support EIA-232 and some support EIA-422. F The customer must select an appropriate combination of host serial in-E terface, cable and printer serial interface. In some cases, an exter- " nal adapter may be required. Also:  C o  The printer's communications interface must be set for 8-bit, no     parity communication.  D o  The interface baud rate must be set to a value less than or equal>    to the value specified above for the chosen host interface.  D o  Flow control should be set to XON/XOFF for PostScript-only print-E    ers or DTR/CTS (hardware handshake) for PostScript/PCL 5 printers.   < For parallel port configurations, the following are required  & o  At least one printer (listed above)  3 o  Bidirectional Centronics parallel port interface   & o  One of the following print servers:  "    -  DIGITAL RapidPrint 200 (LAT)  =    -  DIGITAL RapidPrint 500 (Raw TCP/IP socket, LPD and LAT)   5    -  GENICOM MPS100 (Raw TCP/IP socket, LPD and LAT)   .    -  HP JetDirect (Raw TCP/IP socket and LPD)  C A parallel cable may also be required to connect the printer to the 
 print server.    Disk Space Requirements:  "                                 15       E Table 1 shows the approximate disk space, in blocks, required by DCPS F on the system disk. Actual disk usage may vary depending on the user'sE system environment, system disk cluster size, configuration and soft- 
 ware options.   C ___________________________________________________________________   C Table_1:_Disk_Space_Requirements___________________________________                 OpenVMSC _____________Alpha__________OpenVMS_I64____OpenVMS_VAX_____________   0 During       7,700          11,000         7,200	 Installa-  tion  C Permanent____7,200__________10,500_________6,700___________________    SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS   C DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS Version 2.5 software runs on 7 the following versions of the OpenVMS operating system:   & o  OpenVMS Alpha V6.2, V7.3-2 and V8.2   o  OpenVMS I64 V8.2 and V8.2-1  $ o  OpenVMS VAX V5.5-2, V6.2 and V7.3  D However, only specific versions of networking software are supportedD for each version of the operating system. See the following sections for the supported versions.    TCP/IP Configurations   E For TCP/IP configurations, you need one of the following TCP/IP prod-  ucts:   $ o  HP TCP/IP Services for HP OpenVMS  ( o  Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS  "                                 16       ' o  Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS   2 See Table 2 for supported versions of HP software.  C ___________________________________________________________________   C Table_2:_Supported_Network_Software_Versions_______________________                  TCP/IPC OpenVMS_______Services____DECnet____DECnet-Plus____________________   ( Alpha V6.2    V4.2        V6.2      V6.3  * Alpha         V5.3,       V7.3-2    V7.3-2 V7.3-2        V5.4  ( I64 V8.2      V5.5        V8.2      V8.2  * I64 V8.2-1    V5.5        V8.2-1    V8.2-1  & VAX V5.5-2    V4.0        V5.5-2    --  ( VAX V6.2      V4.2        V6.2      V6.3  ( VAX V7.3      V5.1,       V7.3      V7.3C ______________V5.3_________________________________________________   " PrintServer Printer Configurations  F For PrintServer printer configurations, you need a supporting host andE PrintServer Software V4.0 or later.[7] Refer to the PrintServer Soft- ' ware SPD 48.09.xx for more information.   , You also need one of the following products:   o  HP DECnet for OpenVMS   o  HP DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS   ! o  HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS   ( o  Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS   ____________________     This  product has been retired.  "                                 17       ' o  Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS   # See Table 2 for supported versions.    DDIF image printing    o  DECwindows Motif software   SOFTWARE LICENSING  E This software is furnished under the licensing provisions of Hewlett- E Packard Company's Standard Terms and Conditions. For more information C about HP's licensing terms and policies, contact your reseller, VAR  or local HP office.    DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS   E The right to use DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS is included with the D license for the OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS VAX operating systems, andC with the license for the Foundation Operating Environment (FOE) for  OpenVMS I64.  C This right permits execution of the DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS F software on any Alpha or VAX processor for purposes of controlling andH providing basic printing features for all PostScript printers controlled by the licensed node.   H The Hardware Requirements section of this SPD lists the supported print-G ers. Supported printers have been tested and verified to work. HP makes E no representation relative to the use of this product with PostScript L devices not listed in the SPD. Customers' use of the product with PostScript3 devices not listed in the SPD is at their own risk.                 "                                 18        CLUSTER ENVIRONMENT   C This layered product is fully supported when installed on any valid C and licensed OpenVMS Cluster[8] configuration without restrictions. D The Hardware Requirements section of this product's Software ProductC Description and System Support Addendum detail any special hardware  required by this product.    OpenVMS Tailoring   D The following OpenVMS classes are required for full functionality of this layered product:    o  OpenVMS Required Saveset   0 o  Network Support (for PrintServer support) [9]   o  Secure User's Environment  > o  Utilities (for support of DECserver connected printers) [9]  F o  DECwindows Application Files (for printing DDIF encoded bitonal im-    ages) [9]  C For more information on OpenVMS classes and tailoring, refer to the B appropriate OpenVMS Operating System Software Product Description.   OPTIONAL SOFTWARE   ? o  Distributed Queuing Service for OpenVMS (DQS) (SPD 28.80.xx)   E o  DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Alpha or I64 (SPD 50.45.xx) or DECnet-Plus C    for OpenVMS VAX (SPD 25.03.xx) when DECnet is used as the commu- -    nication protocol to PrintServer printers.    ____________________I  OpenVMS  Cluster configurations are fully described in the OpenVMS Clus- D   ter Software Product Description (42.18.xx) and include CI, Ether-  $   net, DSSI and SCSI configurations.H  These  are optional features.  Installations that do not use these fea-  ?   tures do not need to install the tailoring classes indicated.   "                                 19       G o  HP TCP/IP Services for HP OpenVMS (SPD 46.46.xx) when TCP/IP is used F    as the communication protocol to PrintServer printers and to print-D    ers with NICs and print servers and terminal servers that support&    Raw TCP/IP socket or LPD protocols.  C o  Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS when TCP/IP is used as the F    communication protocol to PrintServer printers and to printers withF    NICs and print servers and terminal servers that support Raw TCP/IP    socket or LPD protocols.   G o  Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS when TCP/IP is used as the com- C    munication protocol to PrintServer printers and to printers with F    NICs and print servers and terminal servers that support Raw TCP/IP    socket or LPD protocols.    GROWTH CONSIDERATIONS   D The minimum hardware/software requirements for any future version ofC this product may be different from the requirements for the current  version.   DISTRIBUTION MEDIA  D DCPS software is available for OpenVMS Alpha and VAX on the Software8 Product Library CDs, and for OpenVMS I64 on the FOE DVD.  C DCPS documentation is available in hardcopy as described below, and I as part of the OpenVMS Alpha, I64 and VAX Online Documentation Libraries.    ORDERING INFORMATION   Software Documentation:     QA-09NAA-GZ (hardcopy)               "                                 20        SOFTWARE PRODUCT SERVICES   C    A variety of service options are available from HP. For more in- :    formation, contact your HP reseller or local HP office.   SOFTWARE WARRANTY   E    This software is provided by HP with a ninety-day comformance war- C    ranty in accordance with the HP warranty terms applicable to the     license purchase.  :  Copyright 2005 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.  G Confidential computer software. Valid license from HP required for pos- D session, use or copying. Consistent with FAR 12.211 and 12.212, Com-E mercial Computer Software, Computer Software Documentation, and Tech- C nical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U.S. Government + under vendor's standard commercial license.   E The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. E The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the D express warranty statements accompanying such products and services.E Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional war- H ranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omis- sions contained herein.   2 The DCPS documentation set is available on CD-ROM.                          "                                 21