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Figure P-1 System and Network Administration Books	xxxvi
Figure 47-1 How to Distribute Printers on a Network	866
Figure 47-2 Example Print Configurations on SunOS 5.x and 4.x Systems 867
Figure 47-3 What Happens When a Print Queue Accepts or Rejects Requests	887
Figure 47-4 What Happens When a Printer Is Enabled or Disabled	888
Figure 47-5 The `lpsched` Daemon Schedules Local Print Requests	900
Figure 47-6 The Local Printing Process	905
Figure 47-7 Network Printing Between a SunOS 5.x Print Client and a SunOS 4.1 Print Server	907
Figure 47-8 Network Printing Between a SunOS 4.1 Print Client and a SunOS 5.x Print Server	909
Figure 47-9 Network Printing Between a SunOS 5.x Print Client and a SunOS 5.x Print Server	911
Figure 48-1 Parts of the Universal Address	926
Figure 53-1 A Remote System	1072
Figure 53-2 Authentication for Remote Logins (`rlogin`)	1073
Figure 53-3 Direct and Indirect Logins	1077


Figure 56-1 How `ttymon` Helps Process a Login Request	1133
Figure 57-1 Basic Dial-up Password Sequence	1170
Figure 57-2 Security Restrictions for Remote Operations	1173
Figure 57-3 `reports` Directory Structure	1184
Figure 69-1 Process Structures	1370
Figure 74-1 Sample `ts_dptbl` Table	1467
Figure 74-2 Sample `rt_dptbl` Table	1469