Tektronix Phaser 840 setup guide Supported BOOTP/DHCP fields, Dhcp transactions

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Setting the Printer’s IP Addressing Parameters 8

DHCP transactions

On power up or reset, the printer sends a DHCP discover packet, indicating its Ethernet address and requesting an IP address.

The DHCP server responds to the discover packet with a DHCP offer packet, which contains an IP address from within the assigned scope and the assigned lease.

The printer examines the DHCP offer packet and decides whether to accept the lease. The printer sends a request packet, accepting the IP address and the lease.

N O T E

There can be multiple DHCP servers on the same network, each defining its own scopes and leases. The printer selects the first lease offered.

The DHCP server sends an acknowledgment packet to the printer, which completes the transaction.

Supported BOOTP/DHCP fields

The printer recognizes the BOOTP/DHCP fields listed in the following table.

Field

Description

Values

gw

Gateway address list

List of IP addresses separated by spaces.

 

 

 

ha

Hardware address

Hexadecimal; the ha tag must be preceded by the ht tag.

 

 

 

ht

Hardware type (see Assigned

Unsigned decimal, octal, or hexadecimal integer, or one of the

 

Numbers RFC)

following symbolic names:

 

 

For UNIX Ethernet:

 

 

ethernet or ether for 10-Mbit Ethernet (DIX encapsulation);

 

 

ieee802 for IEEE 802 Ethernet (SNAP encapsulation).

 

 

For UNIX Token Ring:

 

 

token ring

 

 

For OS/2 Ethernet or Token Ring:

 

 

ether

 

 

 

ip

IP address

Single IP address.

 

 

 

lg

Log host address(es)

List of IP addresses separated by spaces.

 

 

 

sm

Subnet mask

Single IP address.

 

 

 

dn

IP domain name

Single domain name.

 

 

 

ds

DNS server IP address

Printer recognizes up to two IP addresses, separated by spaces.

 

 

 

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Contents L O R P R I N T E R Page Phaser 840 Color Printer PhaserShare Networking Setup Guide Page Contents Index Setting the Printer’s IP Addressing ParametersPhaserLink Printer Management Software Windows NTUnix IntroductionPrinting a Configuration Before you begin network configurationPrinting a Configuration Printer management If you need more information PhaserShare Series B Ethernet interface Connecting Your Printer to a NetworkBuilt-in Ethernet connector Ethernet connections and indicatorsPhaserShare Series B Ethernet card 10Base5 Thick Ethernet Ethernet cables and termination10BaseT or 100BaseTx Twisted Pair 10Base2 Thin EthernetPhaserShare Series B Token Ring card Token Ring connections and indicators Ring speed jumper Token Ring parameters Token Ring configurationConfiguring Token Ring parameters Using the config-TokenRingscriptArp Using PhaserLink software to configure Token Ring Using the PhaserShare Administrator to configure Token RingLocalTalk connection PhaserShare Series B LocalTalk cardLocalTalk card connections and indicators Connecting to a single computer LocalTalk connectors, cables, and terminatorsConnecting Your Printer to a Network PhaserShare Networking Configuration overview EtherTalk, LocalTalk TokenTalk ConfigurationFinding the printer’s name in the Chooser Installation Novell NetWare ConfigurationInstalling the PhaserShare Administrator Select a print server Using the Quick Configuration WizardStart the PhaserShare Administrator Log on to the file serverLaunch the Quick Configuration Wizard Configure the printer and set up queuesVerify information and finish the configuration Setting IPX frame types from the front panelAssigning a print queue to the printer TCP/IP Configuration UnixAdding the printer to the host table Unix model files Assigning print queues with PhaserPrint for UnixRequired remote printer queue names Example installation for a typical BSD Unix system Descriptions of printcap parameters Sample printcap filePrinter configuration Extracting the files Listing the contents of unix.tarExtracting files from unix.tar TCP/IP configuration for a PC Windows 95 PhaserPort SoftwareUsing the installer Setting the printer’s IP addressPhaserPort software installation Create your first port and install the driver Adding a port for a new printer Installation Completed dialog, click FinishAdding a port to an existing printer Changing a port’s IP address Windows NT Add the printer Click Start, Settings, and PrintersCreating an AppleTalk port Creating an LPR portWindows NT creates the printer Install the driverName the printer and set up sharing Adding a Windows NT 4.0 driver on an NT 3.51 server Select the port where the printer is connectedEnter the printer’s name and set up sharing Adding a Windows NT 3.x driver Creating an LPR port Set up sharing Windows NT PhaserShare Networking Setting the Printer’s IP Addressing Parameters Setting the Printer’s IP Addressing Parameters Setting IP parameters from the front panelSet the network mask Setting IP parameters Rarp or BootpT E Setting up a Dhcp server Setting IP parameters DhcpInstalling the Dhcp server Open the Network Administration group Dhcp transactions Supported BOOTP/DHCP fieldsSetting IP parameters PostScript utility file Unix only Config-IP filename Running the config-IPscriptSetting IP parameters PhaserLink Printer Management Software DNS Setting the Printer’s IP Addressing Parameters Accessing printer information from a browser PhaserLink Printer Management SoftwareAccessing PhaserLink Help PhaserLink Printer Management software help filesConfiguring PhaserLink Help Information Forwarding Setting printer parameters PhaserLink software pagesDisabling Information Forwarding Index With config-IP script With config-TokenRingscriptRarp Page Printed on recycled paper