UIAAAV1 · Question #47
When a user creates a print job from a VDA-mapped network printer, how is the print job routed?
The correct answer is A. Directly from the VDA server to the print server and then to the print device for output. When using a VDA-mapped network printer, the print job is processed on the VDA and sent directly to the network print server, which then forwards it to the physical printer. This avoids unnecessary routing through the client endpoint and ensures efficient printing.
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When a user creates a print job from a VDA-mapped network printer, how is the print job routed?
Options
- ADirectly from the VDA server to the print server and then to the print device for output.
- BPrinting to a network printer is not supported with HDX.
- CDirectly to the Endpoint printer, bypassing the VDA server.
- DThrough the HDX protocol from VDA to Endpoint, and then to the print server.
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Explanation
When using a VDA-mapped network printer, the print job is processed on the VDA and sent directly to the network print server, which then forwards it to the physical printer. This avoids unnecessary routing through the client endpoint and ensures efficient printing.
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