050-696 · Question #25
You've just created an A record in your organization's DNS server for your iPrint server. The iprint.myorg.com DNS record resolves to your iPrint server's IP address, which is 10.200.200.1. Your…
The correct answer is C. NDPSM PRMAN /dnsname=iprint.myorg.com. Loading the NDPS Print Manager with DNS name support requires the /dnsname= switch so that iPrint clients can resolve the Print Manager by hostname rather than IP address.
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- ANDPSM PRMAN
- BNDPSM PRMAN iprint.myorg.com
- CNDPSM PRMAN /dnsname=iprint.myorg.com
- DIPRINTMAN PRMAN /dnsname=iprint.myorg.com
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(47 responses)- A4% (2)
- B13% (6)
- C77% (36)
- D6% (3)
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Loading the NDPS Print Manager with DNS name support requires the /dnsname= switch so that iPrint clients can resolve the Print Manager by hostname rather than IP address.
NDPSM PRMAN loads the Print Manager successfully but without any DNS name binding, so iPrint client URLs based on the hostname iprint.myorg.com would not resolve to this Print Manager.
Appending the domain name as a positional argument without the /dnsname= switch is not valid NDPSM syntax and will not configure DNS name support for the Print Manager.
The correct NetWare console syntax is NDPSM followed by the manager name and /dnsname=iprint.myorg.com, which registers the fully qualified domain name with the Print Manager so iPrint clients can discover and connect to it using the DNS hostname.
IPRINTMAN is not a valid NetWare server console command - the correct executable for loading the NDPS/iPrint Print Manager is NDPSM, making this option entirely incorrect.
Concept tested: Loading NDPS Print Manager with DNS name support via NDPSM
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/oes2/iprint_nw/data/b9ekxwm.html
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