Lantronix MPS100 Guide d'installation

Print Server Reference ManualFor the Lantronix Family of Ethernet Print Servers

9-19: LAT Host SetupThe EZWebCon configuration software is the easiest way to configure the Server. See your Installation Guide for more information

Printing from LAT LAT Host Setup9-2To create and start a LAT queue using a LAT application port, enter the following command.Figure 9-2: Creating and

LAT Host Setup Printing from LAT9-3For example, if you want to create a new LAT device LTA1234 that accesses print service printer1 on the Server name

Troubleshooting LAT Host Setup9-42 Create the reset module (a file named a file named EOJ.TXT) using a text editor. Place a Ctrl-D in this file and in

LAT Host Setup Troubleshooting9-5◆ On your Server, verify that the server and port/service names specified match the names obtained via Show Port LTAn

Troubleshooting LAT Host Setup9-69.2.2 VMS Host TroubleshootingBy default, the LAT error message codes on the host are not translated into text erro

LAT Host Setup Troubleshooting9-7The LAT characteristic has been enabled on the serviceUse the Show Service Local Characteristics command from a netwo

10-110: AppleTalk Host SetupThe EZWebCon configuration software is the easiest way to configure the Server. See your Installation Guide for more info

1-11: Introduction1.1 Product OverviewThe Lantronix Print Servers (EPS, MPS, and LPS models) are multi-protocol print servers that provide shared n

Printing from a Macintosh AppleTalk Host Setup10-210.1.2 Macintosh Service ConfigurationTo print from a Macintosh:1 Create a service and enable both

AppleTalk Host Setup Troubleshooting Macintosh Printing10-3Files containing embedded bitmap graphics may not print correctly even if the text surround

Troubleshooting Macintosh Printing AppleTalk Host Setup10-4Note: See your printer’s documentation for more information on printer configuration and an

AppleTalk Host Setup Troubleshooting Macintosh Printing10-510.3.2 Host TroubleshootingTable 10-2: AppleTalk Host TroubleshootingArea to Check Expla

11-111: LAN Manager Host SetupThe EZWebCon configuration software is the easiest way to configure the Server. See your Installation Guide for more in

Printing Methods LAN Manager Host Setup11-22 In the Printer Name box, enter a printer name of up to 32 characters. 3 In the Driver box, select Other t

LAN Manager Host Setup Printing Methods11-311 Click the OK button in the remaining print dialog boxes to return to the Print Manager dialog.12 If you’

Windows NT Troubleshooting LAN Manager Host Setup11-44 The Windows NT node will attempt to connect to the Server; if it cannot do so, it will inform y

LAN Manager Host Setup Windows NT Troubleshooting11-5On some versions of Windows NT, editing the timeout period does not actually change the 45 second

Terms Introduction1-21.3 TermsIn this manual, the following terms are used to describe parts of a network. See the Glossary for more detailed explan

12-112: Command Reference12.1 OverviewThis chapter describes the Server command set. Each command and its syntax is shown, as well as whether or no

Clear/Purge Commands Command Reference12-212.2.2 Command Line EditingTable 12-1 lists the special keys used for command line editing.Note: Line edit

Command Reference Clear/Purge Commands12-3Parameters IPaddress Clears a particular entry from the IPsecurity table.ExamplesLocal> PURGE IPSECURITY

Cls Command Reference12-4Note: MPS default services cannot be deleted; they can only be disabled.Parameters LocalRemoves the definitions of all local

Command Reference Crash 45112-512.5 Crash 451Immediately reboots the Server. If upline dumping is enabled, the Server generates a dump file on the V

Help Command Reference12-6username@hostShows information regarding user username on the specified TCP/IP host.@hostShows all users currently connected

Command Reference Initialize12-712.10 InitializeResets the Server or cancels a pending Initialization. When reset, the Server loses all changes made

List Command Reference12-8See Also Crash 451, page 12-5; Show/Monitor/List Server Status, page 12-68; Rebooting the Server, page 3-6.12.11 ListList

Command Reference Monitor12-9baudrateEnter the port’s baud rate, which can range from 150 to 115,200 baud. parityEnter the port’s parity, which can be

Introduction Server Features1-3Easy ConfigurationThe EZWebCon utility (provided on CD-ROM) allows users to configure the Server from a any host machin

Purge Command Reference12-10Parameters hostnameEnter either a text hostname or IP address.ExamplesLocal> PING 192.0.1.23Local> PING hydra.local.

Command Reference Save12-11ExamplesLocal> REMOVE QUEUE ALLLocal> REMOVE QUEUE ENTRY 5Local> REMOVE QUEUE NODE opusLocal> REMOVE QUEUE SERV

Set/Define IPsecurity Command Reference12-12PrinterSaves the current printer port settings. This option applies only to the EPS models.ServerSaves the

Command Reference Set/Define Logging12-13IncomingRestricts logins from the network into the Server, and connections to the serial port. OutgoingRestri

Set Noprivileged Command Reference12-14Parameters Host hostnameSpecifies the host to which event logs are sent. Hosts are specified by entering a host

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-1512.24 Set/Define Port Commands12.24.1 Define Port AccessSets the type of connections allowed to the

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-1612.24.2 Set/Define Port BitronicsControls bidirectional parallel port functionality. The attached pri

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-17See Also Set/Define Port Stop, page 12-25; Show/Monitor/List Ports, page 12-63; Parity, Character Size,

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-18Parameters PortList/AllSpecifies a particular port or group of ports, or all ports. Port numbers are sp

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-1912.24.7 Set/Define Port Flow ControlSets the type of flow control on the port, and whether flow contr

How To Use This Manual Introduction1-4❍ Automatic session logouts when a port is disconnected or a device is turned off. ❍ Password protection for pri

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-2012.24.8 Set/Define Port Inactivity LogoutEnables automatic logout of the port if it has been inactive

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-21Note: In the absence of a PortList or the All parameter, the configuration will affect the current port

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-22Errors Autobaud will not work unless the port is using 8 bit characters, or 7 bit characters with Even

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-23Applies To EPS1, EPS2, EPS2-100, EPS4-100, MPS1, MPS100, LPS1Restrictions You must be the privileged us

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-24Determines whether or not the port will check for the DSR signal when remote connections are made. If t

Command Reference Set/Define Port Commands12-2512.24.17 Set/Define Port StopConfigures whether the port will use one or two stop bits. The default i

Set/Define Port Commands Command Reference12-26HardcopyDeleted characters are echoed between backslashes; there is no cursor movement.See Also Show/Mo

Command Reference Set/Define Printer Type12-27Dedicating a port will disable port verification. See Set/Define Port Dedicated on page -HIDDEN for more

Set Privileged/Noprivileged Command Reference12-2812.26 Set Privileged/NoprivilegedChanges the current port’s privilege status, provided the correct

Command Reference Set/Define Protocols Commands12-29Restrictions You must be the privileged user to use this command.Errors If the zone specified cann

2-12: Concepts2.1 ServicesServices are the basic method of connecting to the Server from any host or another server. In general, a service is requi

Set/Define Protocols Commands Command Reference12-30Parameters TCPKeepaliveControls whether the Server will send TCP keepalive messages. It is enabled

Command Reference Set/Define Protocols Commands12-31Note: Because the LAT license string is stored in NVR, it must be re-entered after resetting the u

Set/Define Protocols Commands Command Reference12-32AllAll fileservers will be contacted, including those on routed networks.fileserverAn individual f

Command Reference Set/Define Protocols Commands12-33NetworkSets the internal network number for the Server. This number becomes the Server’s address w

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-34RoutingConfigures whether the Server will act as an internal router. If routing is enabled, the Serve

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-3512.28.2 Set/Define Server BootgatewaySpecifies a server to send packets to when downloading code so

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-36Defaults EPS1 and MPS1: 4096EPS2P, EPS2-100, EPS4P, EPS4-100, and MPS100: 2048Other units: 512Example

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-3712.28.7 Set/Define Server GatewaySpecifies the host to be used as a TCP/IP gateway between networks

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-38NoneNo limit is imposed.ExamplesLocal> SET SERVER HOST LIMIT 6See Also Show/Monitor/List Protocols

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-3912.28.11 Set/Define Server IncomingAllows or denies incoming LAT or Telnet connections and enforces

AppleTalk Concepts2-2The Server supports only the Printer Access Protocol (PAP) and therefore cannot create outgoing AppleTalk sessions—only incoming

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-4012.28.12 Set/Define Server IPaddressSets the Server’s IP network address. The IP address must be se

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-4112.28.14 Set/Define Server LoadhostSpecifies the TCP/IP host from which the Server requests its run

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-4212.28.16 Set/Define Server Login PasswordSpecifies the password that is used to log into the Server

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-4312.28.18 Set/Define Server Multicast TimerSpecifies the length of time between Server service annou

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-44Restrictions You must be the privileged user to use this command.Parameters ServerNameEnter a file se

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-45Instructs the Print Server module to immediately rescan the network for new connections. This is typi

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-46Parameters limitA value between 0 and 100. If 0 is specified, the port is never logged out for too ma

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-47Parameters PromptStringThe string may be up to 16 characters long, and should be enclosed in quotes t

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-4812.28.28 Set/Define Server RARPEnables or disables querying for a RARP host at system boot time.App

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-49Parameters RetransLimitEnter a value between 4 and 100. The default is 50 retries.ExamplesLocal> S

Concepts LAN Manager2-32.3.3 Name Binding Protocol (NBP)NBP is used by AppleTalk to advertise resources, such as printers and fileservers, to the ne

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-50GroupListAdds to or subtracts from the Server’s list of group numbers. Group numbers range from 0 to

Command Reference Set/Define Server Commands12-51Applies To EPS1, EPS2, EPS2-100, EPS4-100, MPS1, MPS100, LPS1Restrictions You must be the privileged

Set/Define Server Commands Command Reference12-52NoneClears any previously configured startupfile name, host, and retry setting.Retry numSpecifies how

Command Reference Set/Define Service Commands12-5312.29 Set/Define Service Commands12.29.1 Set/Define ServiceCreates a local service. A maximum of

Set/Define Service Commands Command Reference12-54Specifies whether the Server will print a banner page before starting a print job. Banners should be

Command Reference Set/Define Service Commands12-55Parameters DLCSets this service as the handler for Windows NT DLC print connections. Only one Server

Set/Define Service Commands Command Reference12-56Restrictions You must be the privileged user to use this command.Parameters EndStringAny ASCII chara

Command Reference Set/Define Service Commands12-5712.29.10 Set/Define Service LAN ManagerEnables or disables LAN Manager (NetBIOS) access to the spe

Set/Define Service Commands Command Reference12-5812.29.13 Set/Define Service PasswordSpecifies an access password that users must enter to connect

Command Reference Set/Define Service Commands12-5912.29.15 Set/Define Service PostScriptDetermines how the Server will handle PostScript print jobs.

LAT Concepts2-42.5 LATDigital Equipment Corporation’s LAT (Local Area Transport) networking software is designed to ease the process of accessing an

Set/Define Service Commands Command Reference12-6012.29.18 Set/Define Service SOJSpecifies a string to be sent to the attached device at the start o

Command Reference Set/Define SNMP12-6112.29.20 Set/Define Service TelnetportSpecifies a TCP listener socket for this service. TCP connections to the

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-62AccessChoose Read access, Both read and write access, or None (no SNMP requests allowed).ExamplesLoca

Command Reference Show/Monitor/List Commands12-6312.31.3 Show/Monitor/List PortsDisplays information about the Server’s ports. The current port is t

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-64ExamplesLocal> LIST PORT ACCESS DYNAMIC SUMMARYSee Also Set/Define Port Commands, page 12-15; Chap

Command Reference Show/Monitor/List Commands12-65LANManDisplays information specific to the LAN Manager protocol, including NetBIOS and SMB statistics

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-66AccessDisplays the current list of accessible NetWare fileservers.NDSDisplays NDS error reason counte

Command Reference Show/Monitor/List Commands12-67TCPIPDisplays detailed counters and status messages specific to the TCP/IP protocol, including config

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-68Parameters AllDisplays all queue entries, regardless of type.NodeDisplays only connect requests from

Command Reference Show/Monitor/List Commands12-69CharacteristicsDisplays the LAT network settings, the IP addresses, the Server’s enabled characterist

Concepts TCP/IP2-5LAT multicast messages contain a rating for each service offered. Ratings range from 0 to 255; 0 means the service is unavailable, w

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-70CountersDisplays the accumulated counters for the Ethernet, LAT and TCP/IP protocols. The first seven

Command Reference Show/Monitor/List Commands12-71Table 12-7 shows the Server failure reasons and their meanings.StatusDisplays current Server use, suc

Show/Monitor/List Commands Command Reference12-7212.31.7 Show/Monitor/List ServicesDisplays characteristics of the services on the network. Remember

Command Reference Source12-73Displays the current or saved SNMP security table entries. Applies To EPS1, EPS2, EPS2-100, EPS4100, MPS1, MPS100, LPS1Re

Stty Command Reference12-74Applies To EPS1, EPS2, EPS2-100, EPS4-100, MPS1, MPS100, LPS1Restrictions You must be the privileged user to use this comma

Command Reference Test Loop12-7512.35 Test LoopTests the network connections to MOP hosts. A simple loopback service verifies that the remote node i

Test Service Command Reference12-76Parameters DTR [Delay]Lowers and then raises DTR on a specified serial port. You must enter the number of a serial

Command Reference Who12-77Errors This is a LAT lookpback test only. Testing a Local, Login or proxy Telnet service will fail; use Test Port if you are

Zero Counters Command Reference12-78Parameters AllZeroes all port, node, and Server counters.Port portnumZeroes counters for events associated with th

A-1A: Contact InformationIf you are experiencing an error that is not listed in Appendix B: or if you are unable to fix the error, contact your deale

The information in this guide may change without notice. The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear in this guide.UNIX

TCP/IP Concepts2-6A unique IP address must be specified on the Server before any of the TCP/IP functionality is available. See your Installation Guide

B-1B: TroubleshootingBefore troubleshooting your Server, ensure that all physical connections are secure. Refer to the Installation chapter of your I

DHCP Troubleshooting TroubleshootingB-2B.2 DHCP TroubleshootingB.3 BOOTP TroubleshootingIf the BOOTP request is failing and you have configured yo

Troubleshooting RARP TroubleshootingB-3B.4 RARP TroubleshootingB.5 Printing ProblemsB.6 PostScript ProblemsTable B-4: RARP TroubleshootingArea

PostScript Problems TroubleshootingB-4PostScript printers will silently abort jobs if they detect an error. B.6.1 Bitmap GraphicsIf files that conta

C-5C: Updating SoftwareCurrent software files (MPS.SYS) are available on the distribution CD. Software updates and release notes for the Server can b

Reloading Software Updating SoftwareC-6To log into the FTP server, enter a username of anonymous and enter your full email address as the password. Th

Updating Software Reloading SoftwareC-7C.2.1.1 TCP/IPBefore the Server downloads the new software, it will send DHCP, BOOTP, and/or RARP queries (al

Troubleshooting Flash ROM Updates Updating SoftwareC-8C.3 Troubleshooting Flash ROM UpdatesMany of the problems that occur when updating the Flash R

Glossary-1GlossaryAppleTalk AppleTalk was developed by Apple Computer to allow networking between Macintoshes. All Macintosh computers have a LocalTal

Concepts TCP/IP2-7The Server will respond to queries for unknown MIBs with a “not in MIB” error to the requesting host. RFC’s 1065, 1066, and 1098 off

DHCP GlossaryGlossary-2DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol. DHCP allows nodes on the network to lease IP addresses from a DHCP server. If the node has

Glossary LATGlossary-3many other nodes and networks a node can “see” on its network, addresses are either assigned to nodes (in the case of large, cro

nameserver GlossaryGlossary-4nameserver A device that translates (or resolves) text hostnames (such as alex.ctcorp.com) into their numeric IP address

Glossary RARPGlossary-5RARP Routing Address Resolution Protocol. RARP allows a node to broadcast a message asking for an IP address given its hardware

rwho GlossaryGlossary-6rwho A UNIX feature that enables network hosts to know what users and systems are on the network without actively connecting to

Glossary tapGlossary-7192.8.12.34 would be considered as part of a different network, however, since the network mask comes out to be 192.8.0.0 which

Thinwire GlossaryGlossary-8Thinwire Thin, co-axial cable similar to that used for television/video hookups and typically used with BNC-type connectors

Index-1IndexNumerics100BASE-T G-710BASE-T G-7802.3 2-8AAccess list, NetWare 8-1, 8-3Access mode 4-8, 4-10, 5-1, 6-2, 7-18ACT LED B-1Announcements

IndexIndex-2Host Limit 12-37Identification 12-38, 12-56Inactivity 12-20, 12-38Incoming 12-39Initialize Server 12-7IP 12-29IP address 12-40IPsecurity

IndexIndex-3Width 12-75, 12-76Zero counters 12-77Zone 12-28CommandsCommand completion 1-2, 3-3Command line editing 1-2, 12-2Command line interface

NetWare Concepts2-8Note: To see a list of Server processes, enter the command “finger finger.”Netstat Displays the status of the routing tables and cu

IndexIndex-4KKeepalive timer 4-3LLAN Manager 2-3, 11-1– 11-5, G-4DLC 2-3Networking 2-3Service option 4-9Support information 1-1, 1-2Lantronix A-1,

IndexIndex-5Network address G-2, G-4Node 1-2, 2-4, G-2, G-3, G-4, G-6Node limit 4-3, 12-45Noprivileged command 12-14nprint 8-9OOther 5-5PParall

IndexIndex-6RFCs G-5Rlogin 1-1, 1-2, 4-11, 7-1, G-5, G-7ROM G-5Router 2-2, G-5rprinter 8-2, 8-9RTEL 2-7, 7-2Backend filter 7-2, 7-12Formfeed

IndexIndex-7TFTP G-7Utilities 2-7TCP/Telnet service sockets 4-8Telnet 1-1, 1-2, 4-11, 7-1, G-5, G-7Physical port connects 7-18Socket connections

Concepts PostScript2-92.7.2 Access ListsSince NetWare networks can have hundreds of fileservers, the network needs a way to reduce the number of Ser

Security Concepts2-102.9 SecuritySeveral methods can be used to control access to the Server and restrict user behavior once logged in. For example:

3-13: Getting StartedThis chapter provides background information to get you started using the Server. Topics include methods used to initially set u

Configuration Methods Getting Started3-23.1.2 Using a Web BrowserThe ThinWeb Manager web browser interface allows you to log into and configure your

Getting Started Entering and Editing Commands3-33.2 Entering and Editing CommandsIn examples throughout the manual, Server commands and keywords are

Restricted Commands Getting Started3-4All keys used for entering and editing commands are listed in Table 3-1.Note: Line editing is disabled on hardco

Getting Started Abbreviating Keywords3-5Save Makes a group of commands entered with the Set command permanent. For example, users can enter several Se

iContents1: Introduction... 1-11.1 Product O

Maintenance Issues Getting Started3-63.6.1 Changing the Server NameThe Server is initially configured with a server name. However, you can give the

Getting Started Editing the Boot Parameters3-73.6.4 Restoring Factory DefaultsShould it become necessary, the Server can be restored to the default

System Passwords Getting Started3-8◆ NetWare fileserver nameBoot parameters are edited with Set/Define Server commands. Figure 3-10: Editing Boot Par

Getting Started Configuration Files3-9When you are finished entering the privileged commands, it is a good idea to turn off privileged status with the

Configuration Files Getting Started3-103.9.1 Using EZWebConEZWebCon will examine the current configuration of your Server, translate this informatio

Getting Started Configuration Files3-113.9.2.2 Configuring the HostThe configuration file can be downloaded from a TCP/IP host (via TFTP), from a VM

Configuration Files Getting Started3-123.9.2.4 Download SequenceIf the configuration file cannot be downloaded at boot time, the server will retry t

4-14: Server ConfigurationAfter powering up the Server for the first time, you will want to configure it for everyday use. Most of the parameters dis

AppleTalk Server Parameters Server Configuration4-24.1.2.1 Preconfiguring Virtual PortsIncoming LAT or Telnet/Rlogin logins to the Server do not hav

Server Configuration LAT Server Parameters4-34.3 LAT Server ParametersTwo groups of LAT parameters can be specified in order for the Server to commu

Contentsii3.6.1 Changing the Server Name...3-63.6.2 Changing the

NetWare Server Parameters Server Configuration4-44.4 NetWare Server ParametersSeveral NetWare parameters can be configured to ensure that your Serve

Server Configuration TCP/IP Server Parameters4-5By default, the Server will only query local fileservers, but this may still be too many in a large ne

Creating Services Server Configuration4-64.5.3 Host LimitThe Set/Define Server Host Limit command is used to set the number of remote TCP/IP hosts f

Server Configuration Creating Services4-74.6.1 Creating a Simple Service (A Line Printer)Connections, queueing, banner, and formfeed options are ena

Creating Services Server Configuration4-84.6.2 Setting Up a Service With Group CodesLocal ports can be given a list of LAT service groups that they

Server Configuration Creating Services4-94.6.4 Enabling Other Service OptionsIn addition to TCPport and Telnetport, several other service options ca

Security Server Configuration4-104.6.5 Setting Up a Modem ServiceThe example displayed in Figure 4-18 is rather detailed, but once you have created

Server Configuration Security4-114.7.1 Controlling Incoming SessionsThe Set/Define Server Incoming command allows or denies incoming LAT or Telnet c

Security Server Configuration4-12The IP address must be four segments of 0-255 each. A 255 in any segment applies to all numbers in that range such th

Server Configuration Event Logging4-134.7.3 SNMP SecuritySince SNMP can be used to change Server settings, a way to prevent unauthorized Set command

Contentsiii5.1.3 Virtual Ports...5-45.2 O

Event Logging Server Configuration4-14CONSOLE Indicates events should be logged to the Server serial console port (designated as port 1).4.8.3 Event

5-15: PortsAll Lantronix products have two types of ports: physical and virtual.◆ There is one physical port for every serial or parallel connector o

Port Commands Ports5-2 To log into a port locally and Telnet to a remote host, set the port for local or dynamic access. To configure port access, use

Ports Port Commands5-35.1.2.2.2 Software Flow Control (XON/XOFF)XON/XOFF controls the flow of data by sending particular characters through the data

Port Commands Ports5-4For more information about flow control command syntax, see Set/Define Port Flow Control on page 12-19.5.1.2.3 Parity, Charac

Ports Other Port Characteristics5-55.2 Other Port Characteristics5.2.1 DTRwaitThe DTRwait flag governs whether a port provides DTR when idle. [[[N

Security Ports5-65.3.2 Preventing Access Until DSR Is AssertedThe Signal Check characteristic can be used to prevent remote connections to a port un

6-16: Using the Server6.1 Logging In and Out6.1.1 Logging InEach port on the Server can support a device such as a printer. Use the following ste

Local Server Commands Using the Server6-2◆ Access controls whether the port is accessible to local equipment (Local), remote users such as a local pri

Using the Server Status Displays6-3Show Ports Shows the current setup of your port. Settings such as flow control, parity, default preferred hosts, an

Contentsiv8.4 PCL...

7-17: TCP/IP Host SetupThe EZWebCon configuration software is the easiest way to configure teh Server. See your Installation Guide for more informati

LPR Printing TCP/IP Host Setup7-2RTEL Lantronix supplies RTEL host software, which requires installation and configuration on the host but provides m

TCP/IP Host Setup LPR Printing7-37.2.1 LPR BasicsLPR is supported on many machines. To create a print queue,1 Add the host print queue name into /et

LPR Printing TCP/IP Host Setup7-45 Print to the queue using normal lpr commands.Figure 7-4: Printing from a BSD system7.2.2 LPR on Windows NT 3.5.1

TCP/IP Host Setup LPR Printing7-55 Select LPR Port.Note: If LPR Port is not an option, refer to your Windows NT documentation for instructions on inst

LPR Printing TCP/IP Host Setup7-68 Enter the queue name.9 If applicable, choose Shared and select the type of operating system that the printer will b

TCP/IP Host Setup LPR Printing7-77.2.3.1 Using UNIX CommandsUsing LPR on AIX hosts involves a slightly different configuration procedure. The queue

LPR Printing TCP/IP Host Setup7-85 From the next dialog box choose the desired type of remote printing. 6 Add the following information to the Add a S

TCP/IP Host Setup LPR Printing7-91 At the HP prompt, type SAM.2 From the main application window, choose Printers and Plotters. Click Open and choose

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Reverse Telnet (RTEL) TCP/IP Host Setup7-104 When prompted for the queue name, enter the name of the service on your print server. To change the queue

TCP/IP Host Setup Reverse Telnet (RTEL)7-11The backend filter simply accepts data from the queue manager (LPD for BSD, lpsched for SYSV, and qdaemon o

Reverse Telnet (RTEL) TCP/IP Host Setup7-12Figure 7-13: RTEL InstallationNote: At this point, the source code can be removed from the system. 7 Creat

TCP/IP Host Setup Reverse Telnet (RTEL)7-133 Execute the mkprt script. The following example illustrates the process on a BSD-type system. When it is

Reverse Telnet (RTEL) TCP/IP Host Setup7-14The options area specifies which if any of the print options are enabled. The available choices are listed

TCP/IP Host Setup Reverse Telnet (RTEL)7-157.3.5 Setting up the RTEL Named Pipe DaemonThe basic concept behind the RTELPD daemon is to allow a UNIX

Reverse Telnet (RTEL) TCP/IP Host Setup7-16Note: See the supplied RTELPD man page for a complete list and description of the RTELPD options.Figure 7-1

TCP/IP Host Setup Reverse Telnet (RTEL)7-177.3.6 Creating a BSD Print Queue Using RTELPDTo create a generic BSD print queue using the RTELPD pipe da

TCP Socket Connections TCP/IP Host Setup7-187.3.8 RTEL TroubleshootingThe job_status diagnostic file in the /usr/spool/rtel directory may help locat

TCP/IP Host Setup PostScript Configuration7-197.5 PostScript ConfigurationTo print PostScript jobs, you must enable the PostScript attribute on the

Contentsvi12.28.6 Set/Define Server DHCP...12-3612.28.7 Set/Define Se

8-18: NetWare Host SetupNetWare print queues may be configured using PCONSOLE or QINST, which are both provided on the distribution CD-ROM. The metho

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-2B If you have email access, send email to [email protected]. You will receive a blank reg-istration form that can b

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-3Pserver can also be configured manually via PCONSOLE on the file server(s). PCONSOLE is useful, for example, when you wa

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-4A Log in as Admin on the file server you will be changing and type PCONSOLE at the F: prompt to start the utility. B Fro

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-52 In the Directory Tree windows, navigate to and select the context in which you want to install the printer.Figure 8-8:

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-65 Click Create.6 Print a test document using the new print queue. 8.3.3 Creating Bindery Print Queues with QINSTThe QI

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-75 Use the nprint command to print a job to the Server.Figure 8-12: NPRINT Command8.3.4 Installing a Print Queue Using

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-86 Press Escape to return to the Available Options menu.7 Repeat step 1 through step 5 for all necessary queues. When no

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-912 Highlight Current Server Status: Running and press Enter. Figure 8-20: Print Server Info/Status MenuNote: If you don

Contentsvii12.29.18 Set/Define Service SOJ...12-6012.29.19 Set/Defin

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-10Note: rprinter is also known as nprinter. Before beginning rprinter configuration, you will need to know the name of th

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-11Figure 8-26: Queue Servers OptionBPress Insert. The resources entered in the Creating Bindery Print Queues with QINST

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-12D Select Print Server Configuration and press Enter.Figure 8-30: Print Server Configuration OptionESelect Printer Conf

NetWare Host Setup Printing8-13H Highlight the Type field and press Enter. You should see the following menu:Figure 8-34: Printer Types MenuIHighligh

Printing NetWare Host Setup8-148 Select the name of this file server and press Enter (or just press Enter if no file servers appear).Figure 8-37: Sel

NetWare Host Setup PCL8-158.4 PCLPrinting PCL jobs requires an 8-bit clean data path between the NetWare file server and the printer. When printing

Troubleshooting NetWare Host Setup8-168.6.2 NDS Print Queue TroubleshootingThe following section assumes that the Novell queue was created using PCO

NetWare Host Setup Troubleshooting8-17The following errors may be received from the file server.3 Reboot the print server to force it to rescan the ND

Troubleshooting NetWare Host Setup8-188.6.3 NetWare Host TroubleshootingTable 8-4: NetWare Host Troubleshooting (Bindery Mode)Area to Check Explana

NetWare Host Setup Troubleshooting8-19Table 8-6: NDS Errors from the File ServerFailure codeFailure code meaning Remedy0 Success None.0xfffffda7 Obj