| 99 | | PyKota is known to work fine with HP Laserjet 2100 and 2200 |
| 100 | | networked printers, and should work with any SNMP-enabled |
| 101 | | network printer capable of outputing its lifetime printed pages |
| 102 | | number. |
| 103 | | |
| 104 | | If your printers don't support SNMP, then making them work with |
| 105 | | PyKota is up to you. Some sample scripts which can query non-SNMP |
| 106 | | printers for their lifetime page counter are included in the |
| 107 | | ./untested directory. You'll have to test and adapt them though, and |
| 108 | | define them as external requesters in the PyKota configuration file. |
| | 99 | PyKota is known to work fine with HP Laserjet 2100 and 2200, and |
| | 100 | Apple LaserWriter 16/600 PS. |
| | 101 | |
| | 102 | It should also work fine with any printer capable of outputing |
| | 103 | its lifetime printed pages counter via either SNMP or AppleTalk. |
| | 104 | |
| | 105 | If your printers don't support SNMP or AppleTalk, then making them |
| | 106 | work with PyKota is up to you. Some sample scripts which can query |
| | 107 | non-SNMP printers for their lifetime page counter are included in |
| | 108 | the ./untested directory. You'll have to test and adapt them though, |
| | 109 | and define them as external requesters in the PyKota configuration |
| | 110 | file. See the sample configuration file to learn how to do that. |
