NEC 703-A0368-001 Moving a Peer-to-Peer Printer, Removing Peer-to-Peer Software, Removing P2P-IP

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Moving a Peer-to-Peer Printer

If you move your printer to a new network, you must restore the NIC to its factory defaults (see page 10). If you have changed your printer’s name, it will revert to its original factory name.

Removing Peer-to-Peer Software

You should delete all printers which have been installed to use peer-to-peer printing before you delete the peer-to-peer software. Follow these steps.

1.Press the Windows Start button, select Settings, then select Printers.

2.In the Printers window, select the peer-to-peer printer that you want to remove.

3.Select Delete from the File menu.

Removing P2P-IP

To remove the IP peer-to-peer software from your computer, use the Add/Remove Programs control panel.

1.Press the Windows Start button, select Settings, then select Control Panel.

2.Open Add/Remove Programs. Select P2P-IPin the list and click Remove.

Removing Peer-to-Peer-IPX

To remove the IPX peer-to-peer software from your computer, use the PeerToPeer-IPXUninstall program. Follow these steps.

1.Insert the SuperScript CD into the drive.

2.Press the Windows Start button and select Run.

3.At Run, type:

<drive>:\P2PIPX\UNINSTAL.EXE

Then click OK.

Follow the Uninstall wizard prompts. When removal is complete, click OK.

SETTING UP WINDOWS NT

Setting LPR Printing on an NT Network

The following procedure can be used to set up the LPR spooler for a Windows NT 4.0 workstation/server.

1.In the Windows Network control panel, install the Microsoft TCP/IP Printing service.

2.Use the Windows Add Printer wizard to install the SuperScript printer driver for Windows NT 4.0.

note: SuperScript printer drivers are provided on the SuperScript CD that came with the printer.

3.In Windows NT 4.0, click the Start button, select Settings, then select Printers.

4.Select the NEC SuperScript 4600 printer icon, and then select Properties from the File menu.

5.Click on the Ports tab (the SuperScript printer driver installs to LPT1 by default).

6.Then select Add Port.

7.Under Available Printer Port select LPR Port and click the New Port button.

8.In the Name or address of server providing lpd field, enter the IP (Protocol) address of the printer, for example, 128.191.184.50.

9.In the Name of printer or print queue on that server field, enter PORT1 (the word “PORT” must be in uppercase). Click OK, then click Close to assign that newly created port to the SuperScript printer.

10.Click on the Sharing tab in the NEC SuperScript Properties window.

11.Click on the radio button Shared and enter a name for your SuperScript printer.

12.Click OK to apply these settings to your printer.

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Contents P E R S C R I P T C O L O R L a S E R Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer Table of Contents Unix Setup Web Printing SetupAppendix C Safety Information Appendix a TroubleshootingNetwork Setup Tasks IntroductionOverview From Windows 95/98Typical Network Setups Types of Network TopologiesPrinter Server Topology Microsoft Printer Sharing Topology Printer Sharing TopologyInstalling the Network Interface Card NIC NIC InstallationWhat You Will Need Preparing the Printer Installing the NICPreparing the Printer Installing the NIC Testing the NIC Connecting the NICNetwork Settings Network SettingsResetting the NIC Restoring Factory Default SettingsNIC Features To reset the NIC to factory default settingsIP Address Obtaining the Printer’s IP AddressSelecting an IP Address Assignment Method Assigning the IP AddressUsing the Operator Panel Communications MenuUsing MAP Installing MAPMAP Operating Requirements Running MAP and Selecting a PrinterInstalling the TCP/IP Protocol Using BOOTPL32Assigning the IP Address Using ARP Using Dhcp Network Administration Accessing the Network AdministrationUsing the Network Administration System FunctionsSuperScript Color Laser Network Guide Network Administration Protocol FunctionsOther Functions Windows Setup Installing Peer-to-Peer SoftwareIP vs. IPX Peer-to-Peer Printing Windows PEER-TO-PEERAdding the Peer-to-Peer Printer Windows Setup Setting LPR Printing on an NT Network Setting UP Windows NTMoving a Peer-to-Peer Printer Removing Peer-to-Peer SoftwareShared Printing in Windows 95/98 SuperScript Color Laser Network Guide Attaching the Printer Netware SetupNetware 5.X Print Server Name field and click the Create button Netware Setup SuperScript Color Laser Network Guide Installing the Printer Driver Configuring the Network PrinterInstalling and Configuring Your Printer Driver Starting PconsoleDefining the Print Queue Defining the Print ServerMacintosh Setup Software RequirementsHardware Requirements Macintosh RequirementsSetting UP the Printer Installing the PPDConfiguring the Printer Renaming Your Printer PrintingUninstalling the Driver SetupMAC PEER-TO-PEER Setting Up Your Printing Mode Setting UP on a Unix SystemInstalling the Printer in Your System Configuring the IP Address on the PrinterAdding a SuperScript Color Laser Printer to SCO OpenServer WEB Printing Setup Printer Home Page FeaturesPrintAgent Remote Printing NEC PrintAgent Pull PrintingPrint Agent Remote Printing Setup System RequirementsRemote Printing SuperScript Color Laser HomeAdd RedipS Enabled Printer Dialog Box Remote Printing From Your DesktopPrinter’s Window Select Components Dialog BoxGetting Printer Status PrintAgent Status Window Menu BarAdmin Button PrintAgent ButtonsDetails Button Help ButtonPrintAgent Program Menus PrintAgent Program Menu Commands First access the PrintAgent program from here StartStop Monitor a PrinterAdd printers here Uninstall PrintAgent here Remove Printers ResetUninstall Check proxy settings herePull Printing Pull Printing from Your DesktopSending a Pull Print Job Setup Pull Pull PrintingChanging Properties and Saving Settings Printer PropertiesView Status Monitor PrintAgent Status MonitorServer Status Server Status Print Job HistoryPull Printing User Settings Setting Up a Pull Printing Server PrintAgent Core and Server InstallationServer System Requirements Server System RecommendationSuperScript Color Laser Network Guide WEB Printing Setup Pull Printing About the Secondary File Server CD-ROM drive\NECdisk\ncss44rnConfiguring Server URLs URL ConfigurationPlug Ins Starting the Pull Printing Server Troubleshooting Troubleshooting for NT Server Troubleshooting for NetWareNIC/File Server/Printer Checklist Troubleshooting for MacOSComputer to NIC Connection Checklist SuperScript Color Laser Network Guide WEB Jetadmin Using WEB JetadminLocating the Files Copying the FilesResetting Web JetAdmin Discovery WEB Jetadmin SuperScript Color Laser Network Guide Safety Information Laser SafetyOzone Emission Cdrh RegulationsFCC Statement For United States Use OnlyFor Canadian Use Only Declaration of ConformityIndex 46, 51

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