Note:
If you connected the printer directly to a Windows NT server or you’re using a different network protocol, see your Windows NT documentation for instructions on configuring your printer for the network.
Installing Printer Software and Configuring on a Network
If you’re setting up your printer for Windows NT 4.0, see the next section. If you’re connecting to a Windows 95 network, see page
Connecting to the Printer on
Windows NT 4.0 Systems
If you installed an optional network interface card in your printer and installed the printer software as described on page
1.Follow the instructions to configure the interface card in the manual that came with the card.
2.To connect the printer to a TCP/IP (or LPR) port, open the Control Panel and select Printers.
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4.Select the Ports tab and click the Add Port button.
5.Select LPR Port in the Port list. Then click New Port.
6.Type the IP address of the card in the first box and type a short name for the printer in the second box. Click OK, then click Close.
7.You see the address and name of the printer in the Port list. Click OK to exit printer properties.
Now you can print to the remote printer. Repeat these steps for each system on the network that needs to access the printer.