JP1/Software Distribution Client is always running on a client PC. The memory and CPU are being used even when JP1/Software Distribution Client is not being used. If you use JP1/Software Distribution Client on a low-capacity PC, you can make JP1/Software Distribution Client nonresident and run it only when needed.

The following explains the operation in a client in which JP1/Software Distribution Client is not kept resident:

• When the client PC is started, polling is executed only once. If there is a job addressed to the local system, the job is executed. Upon completion, JP1/Software Distribution Client becomes nonresident.
• To receive a job from the managing server, choose the Execute Job Backlog icon. The system polls for jobs addressed to the local system and executes any that are found.