Can you print the print layout from NWADMIN?

[ltromans]

I would like to be able to print the Organizational Unit print layout from NWADMIN32, without having to cut and paste, since we have more print servers/printers than will fit in the window. It's such a nice representation because it shows multiple printers connected to the print servers, and makes a good documentation tool.

We are using Netware 411 with LANpress printservers (one, two and three port) and HP printers. I have checked out the Novell site and was not able to find anything.

Thanks
Leslie

 

[TheLad]

The only way I can suggest is to set your screen resolution to a high one so they all fit on, and getting a print screen to take into MSPAINT or another graphics package??

 

[ltromans]

Perhaps I should have stated "without cutting and pasting multiple times" I realize I will have to cut and paste to somewhere else to print, put the number of print objects we use takes 4 windows to display, so that's 4 times to cut and paste and stitch together. I was hoping for an easier way. I tried your suggestion, Lad, but it didn't work. That window doesn't seem to resize no matter what resolution I choose. I appreciate your input.

Thanks
Leslie

 

[TheLad]

Goto the following URL and look at NDS Exporter. Have not had time to examine it myself, but may do what you want. If not, you may be able to find what you want on the website:

http://www.netwarefiles.com/nds.htm

"My mamma used to say that life is like a box of chocolates .... you never know what you're gonna get!"

 

[jlfiller]

Try DSREPORT -- I got it from Novell's site some time ago, but I can't find it now. It was in the Support area. maybe you can find it. JL Filler,Wilton Public Schools, Wilton CT

 

[TheLad]

DSREPORT can be found at

http://www.novellshareware.com/nds.shtml

and is near the bottom "It's true, its damn true!"

 

[ltromans]

Thanks for the input. I was really hoping for the graphical representation of the relationships - much easier to deal with when using multiple printers on the print servers.

Couldn't get NDS Exporter to work, so I guess DSReport is the way to go. Looks like it has lots of interesting (and useful) reports.