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Syntax :
load ndpsm NDPS_Manager_name_and_context /startup parameter
Example:
load ndpsm .sales_manager.corp.acme /dbvolume=sales_sys
The following table lists the startup switches you can use when loading NDPSM.NLM.
| Startup Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
nodatabase |
Load the NDPS Manager without opening the database. The Database Options menu is displayed which lets you examine, backup, restore, resynchronize, and uninstall the NDPS Manager database. See Understanding the NDPS Manager for more information about the NDPS Manager database. |
noipx |
The NDPS Manager will not support the IPXTM protocol. |
noip |
The NDPS Manager will not support the IP protocol. |
dbvolume=full_NDS_volume name |
Download the database from NDS® and reconnect pointers to the local server where the command is executed. This is useful for moving the NDPS Manager to a new volume. |
dbvolume=nocheck |
The NDPS Manager will not validate that the database volume is local. This is used with Clustering. |
setens=broker_name |
Set the Event Notification Service to the specified broker for all printers associated this NDPS Manager. |
setrms=broker_name |
Set the Resource Management Service to the specified broker for all printers associated this NDPS Manager. |
qloadbalance |
The NDPS Manager evenly distributes the waiting print jobs among printers that are ready. This is used when pooling printers. |
iprinton |
The IPP attribute is turned on for all printers associated with the associated NDPS Manager. |
dnsname=NDPSM_DNS_name |
This sets a DNS name to an NDPS Manager object. You will need to include the DNS information in your DNS lookup tables. If you included the DNS Name before deploying printing with this manager, then you can easily move the NDPS Manager to another server without disrupting printing. NOTE: The DNS name must be assigned before printing on the NDPS Manager is deployed. |
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