I usually print large commonly used documents straight to the document server on our Aficio MP C2500. The files are pretty big (50 to 100mb each) so they take FOREVER to print normally. Printing to the doc server for on-demand printing speeds that up incredibly. I guess b/c they don't have to spool.
At any rate, I seem to have lost the ability to print to the doc server now. I've tried this on 2 separate computers with the same results. The Print Queue gets up to anywhere between 128k and 900k of 28mb (or whatever the total) before it errors out. I've tried several documents with the same effect. I can still do a straight print just fine. Just takes forever. Not really feasible to make multiple copies that way.
I have several docs on the document server now but the admin utility shows that there is still 87% free.
Edit: I should also mention that even though the job errors out in the print queue, it will NOT go away from the printer. In other words, the Data In light is flashing as if it's receiving data but it never does anything and cannot be reset. Resetting or canceling the job from the printer does nothing. You have to manually turn the printer off and on again to clear out the job.
At any rate, I seem to have lost the ability to print to the doc server now. I've tried this on 2 separate computers with the same results. The Print Queue gets up to anywhere between 128k and 900k of 28mb (or whatever the total) before it errors out. I've tried several documents with the same effect. I can still do a straight print just fine. Just takes forever. Not really feasible to make multiple copies that way.
I have several docs on the document server now but the admin utility shows that there is still 87% free.
Edit: I should also mention that even though the job errors out in the print queue, it will NOT go away from the printer. In other words, the Data In light is flashing as if it's receiving data but it never does anything and cannot be reset. Resetting or canceling the job from the printer does nothing. You have to manually turn the printer off and on again to clear out the job.
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