Printer management software is available for the following systems through your
∙ UNIX
∙ Microsoft LAN Manager
To learn more about HP JetAdmin for the HP LaserJet 5Si family of printers, see the HP JetDirect Print Server Software Installation Guide.
| HP Print Server NLM |
| The Printing System includes |
| loadable module (NLM), which runs on NetWare 3.x and 4.x file |
| servers. It allows a network administrator to manage and control a |
| peripheral attached to a parallel port on a NetWare file server. HP’s Print |
| Server NLM (JETPS.NLM) can be used as a replacement for Novell’s |
| PSERVER.NLM. It services print queues on one or more file servers |
| and provides the same NetWare printing functionality as HP’s JetDirect |
| products. To run the Print Server NLM, HP JetAdmin must also be |
| installed. |
| If the HP JetDirect Print Server (a hardware solution) is available, use |
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| that in preference to the HP Print Server NLM (a software solution.) |
| This provides the same services and frees the server to concentrate on |
| other tasks. |
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Macintosh Utilities
The Macintosh software partition on the Printing System CD is only accessible from Macintosh systems.
∙ HP LaserJet Utility
The HP LaserJet Utility allows the network administrator to configure many printer features from the computer. This is especially helpful in a network environment when the printer is not near your desktop. With this utility you can:
∙Name the printer, assign it to a zone on your network, download files and fonts, and change many of the default settings
∙Permanently download fonts to the printer’s hard disk (if installed)
∙Monitor the status of networked printers
∙Lock the printer control panel and set a password without leaving your computer
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