> Tom Hastings wrote:
>> Busy means that the printer or sub-unit is not able to accept print
> jobs for some period of time.
>If intended as a simpler (replacement) definition of busy, this statement
is inadequate: Broken devices (human invention required) would appear busy.
Bill Wagner wrote:
>> I guess I don't see the problem. Busy is defined in the MIB as
> "Busy / Temporarily Unavailable - The printer or sub-unit is
> operational but currently occupied with a request for activity. The
> sub-unit will become available without the need of human
> interaction."
>> The observation that "Busy means that the printer or sub-unit is not
> able to accept print jobs for some period of time." appears to be an
> interpretation of the MIB statement (and not one which I would suggest
> be added to the MIB.
>I agree with Bill; the existing definition says all it needs to say.
/Jeff
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