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Network Resource View and drag it to the Callisto View and over to the desired input
queue. Releasing the mouse will prompt a dialog confirming that an output queue is about
to be created and, once accepted, the queue will appear in the Callisto View. Further
output queues can be defined in the same way.
queue. Releasing the mouse will prompt a dialog confirming that an output queue is about
to be created and, once accepted, the queue will appear in the Callisto View. Further
output queues can be defined in the same way.
3.5
Configuring Queues
Callisto Configuration Manager has been designed with flexibility in mind thus enabling a
Network Administrator a great deal of control over managing printing resources. The
subsections below describe each queue option in turn, using simple examples to aid
comprehension.
Network Administrator a great deal of control over managing printing resources. The
subsections below describe each queue option in turn, using simple examples to aid
comprehension.
A decision calculation is made using all input and output queue options before deciding
which output queue to send a particular job to. Each option has a specific role to play in
this calculation and will be included only if the option is selected. The decision
calculation is made only on a print job by print job basis.
which output queue to send a particular job to. Each option has a specific role to play in
this calculation and will be included only if the option is selected. The decision
calculation is made only on a print job by print job basis.
The Network Administrator should be conscious of the implications of including multiple
options in the decision calculation. The responsibility is theirs to choose sensible queue
settings that will enable the system to utilise its full capacity. If the choices made are not
acceptable, it may result in the loss of documents or could even result in a printer being
left idle for long periods or even unused.
options in the decision calculation. The responsibility is theirs to choose sensible queue
settings that will enable the system to utilise its full capacity. If the choices made are not
acceptable, it may result in the loss of documents or could even result in a printer being
left idle for long periods or even unused.
With this amount of flexibility, it is not be possible to document all possible permutations
of queue settings and give sensible, real world examples. However, some simple examples
are given to aid understanding.
of queue settings and give sensible, real world examples. However, some simple examples
are given to aid understanding.
3.6
Input Queue Definition
An Input Queue is the device to which a User will send a document
An Input Queue can only exist provided that at least one Output Queue has been defined
for it. Once an Input Queue has been defined, Output Queues can be added, removed or re-
ordered. If all Output Queues are removed from an Input Queue, that queue cannot
continue to exist as an Input Queue. It will therefore be removed automatically when the
final Output Queue is removed.
for it. Once an Input Queue has been defined, Output Queues can be added, removed or re-
ordered. If all Output Queues are removed from an Input Queue, that queue cannot
continue to exist as an Input Queue. It will therefore be removed automatically when the
final Output Queue is removed.
Input Queue options are separated into different areas.
3.6.1
Engine Usage
Determines how a job will be processed.
3.6.1.1 Broadcast Printing
Not available when Split By Copy Count is enabled.
When selected the print job is sent to all output queues assigned to this input queue. All
splitting options and all user notification options will be disabled. Also, the status
checking options are ignored but not disabled as an output queue may be used by other
input queues.
splitting options and all user notification options will be disabled. Also, the status
checking options are ignored but not disabled as an output queue may be used by other
input queues.
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