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NovAlf
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‎2011-06-07 10:16
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SLES 10 SP3 OES2 SP3 IPP Error: 0x406

Hi!
Well, today discovered that when trying to manage one HP LJ 1320n printer iManager shows mostly error
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Exception reading printer control
Request (CLIENT_ERROR) - bad status code (0x406)
IPP Error: 0x406
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Any ideas? Same printer via NW 6.5 box does work with iManager ok. Other printers on same SLES box also seems to be ok. Well, haven't check all, though.
More thanks, Alar.
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NovAlf
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‎2011-06-07 10:38

Found another printer (P2055 in this case) with same problem. In iPrint Manager log I see "[...] PM, Operation Bind to Printer Agent:, Error: 506D000C - object not found", also "06/07/2011 12:19:41 PM, IPC, client connection lost, Error: 68".
Alar.
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NovAlf
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‎2011-06-07 11:56

Oh dear, stupid me, honestly! Two weeks ago same named SLES 10 SP3 with OES2 SP2 on top of it died. Disk problem. I installed it again, added to tree and, of course, now some printer I have not recreated pop up! Sorry.
Alar.
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