Connecting the Print Server, NetBEUI | D-Link DP-802 manual

♦TCP/IP

UNIX lpr/lpd (HP-UX, SunOS, Solaris, SCO, UnixWare, IBM AIX); Windows NT

♦NetBEUI

Windows NT, Windows 95/98, Windows for Workgroups, Micro- soft LAN Manager, IBM LAN Server

♦AppleTalk MacOS EtherTalk

The print server configuration, features, and operation can all be controlled using the same Telnet or browser interface as the WAN port and other aspects of the internet/print server (see the next chap- ter).

Connecting the Print Server

To connect your printer to the internet/print server, you should use the standard parallel cable that comes with the printer. If you need to purchase a new parallel cable, be certain that the connectors on both ends of the cable are the right type and that the total cable length does not exceed 12 feet (approximately 4 meters).

Follow these steps for a trouble-free print-server connection.

1.Confirm proper operation of the printer to be connected to the internet/print server.

2.When you have confirmed proper operation of the printer, switch its power off.

Print Server Setup

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Contents

DP-802 NWay Internet/Print Server User’s Guide Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise Page Limited Warranty Limitation of Warranties Limitation of Liability Vcci a Warning Table of Contents Print Server Setup WAN Port Configuration Specifications Glossary Index Getting Started Quick Installation Quick Installation Configuration Mandatory Settings for Internet Access About This Guide IntroductionAudience Overview of the User’s Guide Introduction Product Description Product Features Internet Server Technology Non-Internet Implementations Introduction Unpacking Installation One lpr User’s Guide Desktop / Shelf Installation Port Description Wall Installation Serial WAN LED DescriptionParallel Printer RJ-45 LAN Link/Rx Pw/Tx Normal LED Flash Pattern Connecting to the Local Network LAN Connection Connecting to the Internet Connecting Power Connecting Power Internet Server Setup Using the Default Address Setting IP Addresses Default Addressing Example Using Your Own Address Settings Using Telnet to Configure the Server Using a Browser to Configure the Server Minimum Configuration Default Value Must Be User Modified? Yes DNS IP AddressISP Account Phone Number Default Value none Must Be User Modified? Yes Default Value noneISP Account User ID ISP Account Password Prompt Keyin Username Stepanka Password Abcd Choice Login Script Operation ∙ DNS Domain Name Service an IP address provided by your ISP Print Server Features Print Server Setup Connecting the Print Server NetBEUIAppleTalk MacOS EtherTalk Print Server Configuration Print Server Setup Page Navigation Controls Configuration Settings Default Value Must Be User Modified? No System ConfigurationServer Name Local LAN IP Address Local LAN Subnet Mask Default Value Default Value 30 minutes Must Be User Modified? No Operation ModeMaximum Idle Time Options sub-menus Change Password Default Value Dialup WAN Port ConfigurationDefault Value 115200 bps Line Type ISP Account User ID Options sub-settings Modem AT CommandsDial Prefix String Atdt default ISP Account IP Address Prompt Keyin Username Nick Password Abcd Choice Parallel Port Port Name Parallel Port Speed Parallel Port PJL PrinterNetBEUI Workgroup Name Default Value Level Default Value LaserWriterNetBEUI Maximum Connected Sta- tions AppleTalk Printer Type Dhcp Server Configuration Default Value StandardAppleTalk Font Group Enable Options Yes/No Default Value YesIP Address Range Start IP Address Range End Default Value 1440 24 hoursIP Lease Time IP Reserve Table Local IP Address Server Address Configuration Protocol Manager Server IP Address Advanced Control ConfigurationLog and Filter Dial-up Schedule Holiday Table Routing Table Filter NetBIOS over TCP/IP Display InformationDisplaying Information Dhcp Server Status Tools Save Configuration Troubleshooting DP-802 LED Post Error Indication TableSystem Post WAN Device Installation Problems Print Server Station Configuration Problems Operating Problems Page General Specifications Environmental and Physical Basic AT Command Set Modem AT Commands Modem AT Commands Hook Switch Sn? Command Var Description Extended AT& Command Set Modem AT Commands Serial Port Port Pinouts RJ-45 Port Parallel Port Port Pinouts RJ-45 Twisted-Pair Cabling Active Pinout Configuration 100Mbps Glossary10Mbps Address Category 3, 4 BandwidthCollision Collision Domain Fast Ethernet EthernetHub In-band Leased-Line MbpsTelnet UTP/STP Twisted-pair AppleTalk Index Pinout TCP/IP Offices Internet/Print Server User’s Guide Registration Card