050-696 · Question #15
Which are components of a Novell iPrint system? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is A. Broker B. Manager. The Broker and the Print Manager are the two core server-side components of Novell iPrint; legacy queue-based components like Print Queue and Print Server belong to the older printing architecture.
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- ABroker
- BManager
- CPrint Queue
- DPrint Server
- EPrint Queue Operator
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(39 responses)- A77% (30)
- C13% (5)
- D8% (3)
- E3% (1)
Why each option
The Broker and the Print Manager are the two core server-side components of Novell iPrint; legacy queue-based components like Print Queue and Print Server belong to the older printing architecture.
The Broker provides three supporting services for iPrint - the Service Registry Service (SRS), Event Notification Service (ENS), and Resource Management Service (RMS) - enabling printer discovery and driver distribution.
The Print Manager hosts and manages Printer Agents, processes print jobs, and acts as the intermediary between iPrint clients and the physical printers, making it the central operational component of an iPrint system.
Print Queue is a component of the legacy NetWare queue-based printing system and is not part of the iPrint (NDPS-based) architecture.
Print Server is an element of the older queue-based printing model in NetWare and does not exist as a component in iPrint.
Print Queue Operator is an administrative role within the legacy queue-based printing system and has no role or equivalent in the iPrint architecture.
Concept tested: Novell iPrint system architecture and components
Source: https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/open-enterprise-server/2023/iprint-linux-administration-guide/
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