215 QOTD 28/09/2004

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Here's todays thing

Nugget wants to enable print pooling. He visits with his boss, Gavin and tells him about his project. Unfortunally Gavin is more of a bean counter than a real administrator (meant in the nicest possible way of course), so he does not really understand what Nugget is talking about. He asks him to quickly define the concept of print pooling. What is Nugget's answer?

A) Print pooling is one printer, and several print devices

B) Print pooling is several printers, and one print device

C) Print pooling is one printer, on print device

D) Print pooling is several printers, several print devices


Answer Friday

 

So only flex and Bull to answer then. I'll leave this for a few days then

 

And here is the Answer to this question


ExplAnAtion: Print pooling is one printer, and severAl print devices. Remember that in Microsoft tAlk, A printer is A piece of softwAre, And A print device is the Actual hArdwAre piece from which the pAper spews out. Print pooling means thAt there is only one printer, thAt sends the print jobs to severAl print devices in A round robin fAshion for loAd bAlAncing.





Everybody Aok with thAt then


















Oh the correct Answer is: A