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Answer» I am working in company , in which intranet had been used , i want know the status print job given by me .and i also want know the priority given to print job.....and i have another one doubt ,why intranet speed is always 100 mbps .I think we need some more information here. What print job are we talking about? ...and i have another one doubt ,why intranet speed is always 100 mbps .I'm not exactly sure but this is something to do with your LAN Cable (the cable you use to connect to the internet). 100mbs is the speed your computer is CONNECTED to the router/modem.If you are using a NETWORKED printer on another computer, the print job info is available on that computer. If the printer is a stand alone networked printer, it may have a built in display or a web interface to check. Talk to your system administrator. As for your network card, 100 mbps is the top speed available to all the relevant devices, not the speed you are actually getting at any given second. It basically only means that you are part of a 10/100 ethernet network. The devices include your router, nic on the computer, and the cat 5 or 6 cable you are using. you could have a gig card in the computer, but if your router, or cable, or some other device on your segment (that your computer communicates with directly, such as a switch or hub) is 10/100, that is your highest speed. Hope this helped.Quote from: knssaran on JUNE 10, 2008, 11:44:46 PM I am working in company , in which intranet had been used , i want know the status print job given by me .and i also want know the priority given to print job.....and i have another one doubt ,why intranet speed is always 100 mbps . Do you mean the status print job is like this? IF so , click start >setting >printer and faxes and then Right click your printer and click open > and you will see the status of document in queue. Print operator GROUP. (I'm not saying more, it won't help in the actual case). On what computer is that printer? It's a computer in an Active Directory? |
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