Exam 8: Introduction to Printers in a Windows Server 2008 Network

____ defines basic components and methods for deploying printers and print services on a Windows network.

Of the three role services, ____________________ is the only required service when installing the Print Services role.

A common device for connecting parallel port printers to a network is an HP Jet Direct ____.

List three ways in which Windows Server 2008 allows you to deploy printer connections to clients.

With a print server, all network clients can print through the server when they are connected to it.

To install Print Services and the related role services, you use ____.

The ____ service allows access to shared printers from computers that use the Line Printer Remote (LPR) service.

Describe the purpose of the following CLI printer commands: Lpq, Lpr, and Net print.

You can add local printers through the Printers window, available in ____.

The PCL allows you to manage local and remote print servers.

A(n) ____________________ is a document submitted by a client computer for processing through the logical printer.

List three role services included in the Print Services role in Windows Server 2008.

You can enable the LPR Port Monitor feature from the command line using the following command: servermanagercmd.exe -install start LPR-Port-Monitor

What is the difference between the following two formats: enhanced metafile and XML paper specification?

You can add a single shared printer by browsing the network or searching ____________________.

____________________ attached printers contain a network adapter or connect to a hardware print server that manages it.

The file format used by Windows based printers is ____.

The ____ is a platform-independent document format that does not require the job file to be converted at different steps of the process like EMF jobs.

The ____ is the physical printer hardware that is connected either locally or on the network.

The ____ format is a standardized format and the default print job format for use with Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 clients.