Deleting Printers | Digi MIL-3000FTX guide

9.Supply a printer description, which can include the phone number of the system admin. or location of the printer.

Printer Description: Laser Printer on doc hallway

10. Conﬁrm your choices by pressing [Enter].

OK to perform operation? [yes]. Press [Enter]. laser has been added.

Printer laser has been enabled.

5.7Additional UNIX Utilities: Using pstext and NeWSprint

ASCII ﬁles must be converted to PS format before being printed. NeWSprint and Digi’s pstext perform ASCII-to-PostScript conversion. Pstext is located in the software disk in binary source code forms. For NeWSprint information, contact the Digi LAN technical support via our FTP site or by phone.

5.8 Deleting Printers

Run the “install.sh” and select Option #4 to delete a printer.

Note: Log in as root to use this option.

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Contents

For Print Servers CD-ROM User’s Guide Legal Trademark Rights Table of Contents Installing and Printing on NetWare Installing and Printing on a Unix Environment Print Management Features of FastPort Installing and Printing on an Apple NetworkFastManage Installation Ping and Bootp Server Appendix a Resetting FastPort to Factory DefaultsDiscovery Application FastPort Application Appendix C Troubleshooting NetWare Appendix B Troubleshooting MS WindowsAppendix D Troubleshooting Unix Appendix E Troubleshooting AppleTalk Appendix F Upgrading Flash EEPROMs Appendix I Technical Support Services Appendix H Troubleshooting FastManageIndex Introduction and Installation Features of the Print ServersPhysical Features 2 Conﬁguration Features Shared Printer Features Firmware UpdateUtilities First Time Users Installation Requirements0040c8XXXXXX Installing FastPort Mode Description Default Settings MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers Setting the IP Address Assigning the IP Address Setting the IP Address using Telnet on Unix Setting an IP Address with Install ScriptAlpha Save this ﬁle Setting IP Address with Windows 95, 98, and NT Setting the IP Address Using Rarp Setting the IP Address Dynamically with Bootp Setting the IP address with Bootp on SunUsr/etc/bootp Setting the IP address using Bootp on HP/UX Setting an IP Address Using the Dhcp Manager Dhcp Support NT 4.0 server Add Reserved Clients Menu Using Digis ACT to Assign an IP Address Using Appletalk to Assign an IP Address Using Digi’s NetBIOS to Assign IP Address 10.2Using The Digi UtilitiesOpen the Apple Printer Utility 10.1About the Digi Utilities Command ?, C, D, E, F,...., Z Showprn.exe -d1D1 or -d2 or -d3, etc Nbmon.exe FP0F0FBA Verifying IP Address is Set Properly Enter new IP address Printing From a NetBIOS Workstation Introduction Printing from Windows NT Printing from Windows for WorkgroupsOpen the Print Manager Printing from Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.x via SMB Open Network Neighborhood Net View Printing From NetBIOS-supported DOS WorkstationNet Use 6.2 Conﬁguring Windows 95/NT to Mimic Spooling Spooling Versus Non-Spooling Printing IntroductionDOS and OS/2 Installing LPD Support on Windows NT Printing from a TCP/IP Workstation Installing a Printer on Windows NT Adding an LPD Printer to Windows NTSelect Create Printers Select Microsoft TCP/IP Printing and click Ok Printing using a Third Party TCP LPR/LPD Stack Click on Add Port--LPR Port--New Port Choose a Destination Directory Adding Queues in DigiLpr Add New Queue Menu Adding a New Printer Next Printing from NT using the HP DLC Protocol Printing from Windows using Tftp ClientManagement Tools Used with NetBIOS and TCP/IP NetBIOS-DOS Tools Nbmon and showprn Installing and Printing on NetWare Introduction Conﬁguring in a Bindery Environment Using Act to Install the Print ServerChoose Currently Attached Print Servers Installing a Print Server in an NDS Environment Using Pconsole to Install a Print ServerAdding Users to the Notify List with Pconsole Select Notify List for Printer Installing a Print Server on NDS using Pconsole PconsoleSelect Other/Unknown 1.1Additional Queues Installing Print Server in NDS Using NWadmin 2.1Creating a New Print Server 2.2Creating a New Printer 2.4Connecting the print server to a Printer2.3Creating a Print Queue 2.5Assigning a Print Queue to FastPort Print Server Conﬁguring in a Bindery and NDS Environment Printing to FastPort Printing Speciﬁc File FormatsCapture /S=raisa /Q=lp1 Nprint myfile /S=raisa /Q=lp1 Installing and Printing on a Unix Environment Host Software Versus LPD Installing Logical Printers Digi Installation SoftwareInstalling on System V Unix Install Script on IBM RS/6000 Choose Option #2. qdaemon-based systems Installation on BSD Unix Systems Manual Installation on LPD SystemsChoose Option #1, LPD-based systems Getting Started on an LPD System Pre-deﬁned Queue Names Manual Installation With LPD on a BSD Unix System User Deﬁned Queue NamesLPR Options BetaFastPort LPD printer\ lp=\ Manual Installation with LPD on System V Machines Usr/lib/lpsched Manual Installation Using Host SoftWare fpﬁlter Manual Installation with LPD on RS/6000Fpfilter Command Line Options Device = sample host = alpha rq = ps Fpfilter -P alpha -m -f /etc/hosts Printer Options File .fpconﬁg 2.1About Option Classes Class hostname port list 2.2About Options Startstring and Endstring Manual Installation for System V MachinesUsr/lib/lpshut Manual Installation on IBM RS/6000 Usr/local/milanDevice = lp0 Backend = /usr/local/milan/commfilter.sh Manual Installation on BSD Unix Systems BetaFastPort host software printer\ lp=/dev/beta\ Parallel hostname alpha mapcrlf formfeed Chmod 755 /usr/local/Digi/fpSerial hostname alpha ctrld 5.2Customizing BSD Installation Lpr -Pbeta filename, or lp -dbeta filename5.1Printing to FastPort 5.2.1Banner Pages and Accounting Information Installing and Printing from Data Generals DG/UX Assigning Host Name and IP Address Installing and Printing with DG/UX Deleting Printers Additional Unix Utilities Using pstext and NeWSprintPrinter Description Laser Printer on doc hallway Installing and Printing on an Apple Network EtherTalk FeaturesIntroduction to the Apple Workstation 1.1Newly Supported Apple Printer Utility Functionality Plug & Play Operation Printing to FastPort Apple Applications How FastPort OperatesPrinter Communications Handling MiLAN-XXXXXX Using the Apple Printer Utility for Conﬁguration Tips on Using the Conﬁguration FileUsing the Apple Printer Utility to Download a Conﬁg. Files Advanced Utilities 1.2Using Setup Defaults File 1.1Using Setup Printer Information FileSelect Download PostScript File from this menu 1.3Using Setup Font List Option Choice Description Serial Port Parameters Using Namer to Rename the FastPort Printer Renaming FastPort Using NamerPrinting PostScript Binary Files Selecting Binary PostScript Encoding No Binary / Binary adobe / Binary tek / Binary hp %ParallelNV% Enable BiDirectional Interface = Yes Enable BiDirectional Interface = NoBi-directional Printing from Macintosh Systems Issues Regarding Bi-Directional Macintosh Printing Print Manag ement Features of FastPor t Managing Print ServerSerial Port Console Monitoring Enabling or Disabling the Console Monitor 2 TCP/IP Stations 2.1Using FastManage 2.2Using Telnet Diagnostic MonitoringManaging FastPort from Networked Workstations Multi-Protocol and Snmp Stations 2.3SYSLOG on FastPort 2.4Digi’s fpstatus for TCP/IP Unix AppleTalk Stations Disable background printingNetWare Client Stations NetBIOS / NetBEUI Stations FastManage Installation FastManage ApplicationsFastManage MIBs FastManage Requirements Installing FastManage NetBIOS ConﬁgurationExpress Installation IP Conﬁguration Custom Installation IP Parameters Maximum Retry Time and click Next. Default is 2.1General Parameters ﬁle map.map 2.2Discovery Parameters Discovery Parameters 2.3SNMP Agent Parameters Snmp Agent Parameters MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers Discovery Application Discovery FeaturesIntroduction to Discovery Launching Discovery FastManage for FastPort menu FastPort Icon Names Tool barStatus Bar System Information Renaming a Discovery Map Discovery Application ToolsHost Name/Address Using the Ping Manager 2.1Changing from the Node Name to an AddressSend Broadcast Refresh Map Close All Windows Icon Tftp Icon Flash DownloadShow Node Properties 10SNMP Fault Trace Node Properties Parameters Pull-Down Menu General Parameters MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers Discovery Parameters Discovery Parameters menu MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers Select Application Launch Parameters Application Launch Parameters4 Mib2 System Parameters FastPort Application FastPort Application Overview of Managing FastPort 10.3.1Traps 10.3.2Uptime 10.3.3Reset10.3.4Digi Logo 10.3.5Serial Port 10.4 Conﬁguration Sub-menus10.3.6Parallel Port From TCP/IP Config., selections include 10.4.1TCP/IP Conﬁg 10.4.2Novell Conﬁg From Novell Conﬁg., selections include 10.4.3General Conﬁg 10.4.4Ethertalk Conﬁg Parameters for the parallel port includes 10.4.5SMB Conﬁg Status Menu 10.4.6NetBIOS ConﬁgHelp Menu 11.1.1Updating the Ping Settings Ping and Bootp ServerLaunching the Ping Application Troubleshooting Ping Bootp Conﬁguration Select BOOTPtab File Resetting FastPort to Factory Defaults Resetting by Toggling the DIP SwitchesResetting by Console Option Hardware Features Serial Printer and Terminal DB9 Female DB9 Male Serial Port Connector RJ-45 ConnectorParallel Port Connector Environmental Operating Conditions Troubleshooting MS Windows MS Windows-Level Browsing and Sharing Abilities Troubleshooting DOS Tools After UpgradeDOS Tools Nbmon fpxxxxxx -d1 Troubleshooting NetWare FeaturesACT-- Advance Conﬁguration Tool Beneﬁts of ACT Setup Advanced Conﬁguration Menu in ACTRequirements Navigating in ACT 1.1Conﬁguring the Print Server FastPort Side NetWare Conﬁguration MenuFastPort Nvram information 1.3Conﬁguring a Queue 1.2Conﬁguring the Print Server File Server Side1.4Example 1.5Example Select Netware Configuration and Configure QueuePrint Server Conﬁguration Figure C-1. Print Server Conﬁguration Options Status Menu in ACT Monitor Menu in ACT Troubleshooting Tips FastPort does not power upFastPort does not login to bindery Novell 4.x server FastPort does not show up in ACT FastPort does not login to the ﬁle server FastPort does not print via serial portNo Form Feed is sent after the print job PostScript jobs have trouble printing FastPort Console Messages Notiﬁcation not Working if Created by PconsoleCould not attach QUEUE1 ACT Error Messages Trying to read ﬁle SYSlogin/milan/FPXXXXXX on SERVER1Failed to login to ﬁle server SERVER1 for server Fakeps Could not Read Conﬁguration ﬁle from SERVER1 Troubleshooting Unix No Lights on the UnitAscii Text File Prints as a Single Line Usr/spool/name of printer on a BSD machine Cannot Print to the serial printer SYS LED Flashes QuicklyNET LED ﬂashes, But User Cannot Print or Ping the Unit Using fpﬁlter Conﬁguration Files Unix Conﬁguration FilesCd /var/yp make Cp fpfilter.resolver fpfilter Sample Entries for Direct and Remote Spooling Dhcp TroubleshootingIf=/usr/local/digi/hpfilter Troubleshooting AppleTalk Reset Time2 Conﬁguration to Use the ACK Signal Situation 1 Printing Over Ethertalk Using Driver Situation Two Setting Serial Port Options Options number for the 25-pin port is Setup for AppleTalk For a Serial Printer Changing the FastPort Settings TroubleshootingPostScript Binary print Troubleshooting Setup on AppleTalk Printer in chooser option is set to Sense or Always More Troubleshooting Downloading the Setup Defaults File to Change FastPort Change to Postscript Printer no Select Apple Printer Utility Recovering from a Failed Upload Network Upload ProcedureUpgrading Flash Eeproms Restoring the Alternate Bank Image Use the Copy This Image to Other Bank commandCompleting the Upload Flash Upload Commands Troubleshooting Tips Diagnostic and Conﬁguration Commands Commands Conﬁgure Console for status monitoring Display Summary Conﬁguration Parameters, Including Flash Firmware Load Enable/DisableDisplay/Set Ethernet Options Limit monitor Network Access by Password Display/set IP AddressNetwork Protocols Menu Network Protocols Menu 1.2M-Microsoft Windows Print Services Options 1.3N-Netware Options 1.4.1TCP/IP Menu Options S Socket Options 1.4T-TCP/IP Sockets, LPD, RARP, BOOTp, Tftp OptionsSerial 1.4.2TCP/IP Menu Options L LPD Options Display/Set Parallel Port Parms and StatusDisplay/Set for MIL-3200FTX Display/set Serial Port Parms 1.1Display/Set for MIL-3110FTX and MIL-3111FTX Reset Nvram to Factory Defaults 12 *-Print Ascii Test13 +-Print PostScript Test Select port Serial Parallel Enter dont change/continue Troubleshooting FastManage General ProblemsGeneral Messages IP address Validation Messages Discovery Application Messages Bootp Server Application MessagesPing Application Message Technical Support Services Expediting Technical Support ServiceReturning Procedures WWW and FTP Sites Pub/fastport/software and /pub/fastport/faq How to access Digi’s FTP SitesUnix Binary Files Available SUN 3.X on 68K processor Support Documents Available AT&T SVR4 MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers Symbols Numerics Index MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers In-2 MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers In-3 MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort Print Servers In-4 Orleans Drive Sunnyvale, CA Part Number 90000105 Rev. 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