No. It has to be the full name exactly as configured. The queue names appears in every packet and must match or it gets ignored:
Resolution is a bit of a problem with HP printers. The PCL5 driver maxes out at 600 dpi. If you want 1200 dpi, you need to use the PCL6 driver. 1200 and 2400 dpi are much slower. I've waved 600 and 1200 dpi photo prints at customers and asked them if they can see the difference. On glossy paper, perhaps, but on ordinary 20 or 22lb paper, they look much the same.
The first uses the Canon 128 cartridge, which is only good for 2100 pages. The second uses the newer 137 cartridge, which is good for
2400 pages. The 128 is difficult to refill. I haven't tried a 137 yet. The 128 refills sell for about $13 on eBay. The 137 carts about $40. The Brother TN450 is rated at 2500 pages.I've had minor problems with Canon printers over the years. Canon does have more features than the equivalent Brother printers. Both Canon and Brother are built badly, loosely, make noises, and do things rather strangely. However, the Brothers seem to be quite reliable, while I've had to make far too many service calls for trivial problems with the Canon printers. I tossed a coin and picked Brother.
The problem with both Brother and low end Canon printers is that they don't last, and new repair parts are difficult to find. I would give both about a 5 to 8 year maximum life depending on use and abuse. If Joerg wants something that will last as long as his SMC Barricade, I suggest older HP printers, such as 4100, 4150, 4200, 4250, 4300. These are big, ugly, noisy, but fast, reliable, and will run forever with proper cleaning and care.