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    <h1 class="SECT1"><a name="AEN5744" id="AEN5744">12.4. Using
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    <p>When administering a large number of printers over a large
    area, it is sometimes desirable to have a <span class=
    "emphasis"><i class="EMPHASIS">default</i></span> printer for
    each host. This default printer may be different for each host,
    and can be selected by using the <tt class="LITERAL">oh</tt>
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      [!] IP/n     - address + mask length    10.0.0.0/8
[!] IP/IP    - address + mask           10.0.0.0/255.0.0.0
[!] vvv      - glob for hostname        pc*.org.com</pre>
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    the hostnames and IP addresses assigned to the host and then
    check to see if there is a match in the listed hostnames or IP
    addresses. The optional test inversion (<tt class=
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    match is found. If no match is found the printcap entry will
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      lp:oh=*.admin.org.com,10.0.0.5,10.2.0.0/16:lp=pr1@server1
lp:oh=*.eng.org.com:lp=hp@server2
color:oh=*.eng.org.com:lp=color@server3
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    <tt class="LITERAL">lp=pr1@server1</tt>, as the <tt class=
    "FILENAME">*.admin.org.com</tt> glob pattern would match our
    host name.</p>
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    10.2.0.1, then we would use <tt class=
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    specified address range.</p>
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    operator (<tt class="LITERAL">!</tt>). All hosts whose name
    matches <tt class="FILENAME">*.eng.org.com</tt> will use
    <tt class="LITERAL">color@server3</tt> and the others will use
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