OMC-PRINT

The OMC-PRINT architecture is designed for efficient print routing and management within a z/OS environment. The core components include the Print Spool Interface, which intercepts print output from JES; the VTAM Interface, which handles communication with VTAM-connected printers; the Configuration Manager, which provides a centralized interface for printer definitions, routing rules, and security settings; and the Print Router, which directs print jobs to the appropriate printers. These components interact through well-defined interfaces.

The Print Spool Interface receives print jobs from JES and passes them to the Print Router. The Print Router uses the routing rules defined in the Configuration Manager to determine the destination printer. The VTAM Interface then establishes a connection with the printer and transmits the print data.

The Configuration Manager stores configuration data in z/OS datasets. The CLI provides administrative access to all components. For example, the `ROUTE PRINT` command initiates the print routing process.

The system uses VTAM for network communication and RACF for authentication and access control. This architecture ensures high availability, scalability, and security.