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Chapter 3 TN5250/3270 Configuration

Device Type

By default, the device type is always set to IBM.

WSCST Name

(TN5250 mode) As declared on the iSeries host for the created printer device.

Default: Unconfigured (empty) name

WSCST Library

(TN5250 mode) As declared on the iSeries host for the created printer device.

Auto Connect

Specifies whether the Ethernet will automatically connect to the iSeries host.

Default: Disabled

Start/Stop Auto Connect

Specifies whether the Ethernet should retry automatic connection to the iSeries host.

Default: 'Start' if Auto Connect is currently stopped, 'Stop' if Auto Connect is currently started.

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Ethernet Interface User’s Manual Page Ethernet Interface User’s Manual First Edition May InternetEnergy Star Page Page Page Trademarks Product Recycling and Disposal Communication Statements Federal Communications Commission FCC StatementEuropean Union EU Conformity Statement Industry Canada Compliance Statement533 German Conformity Statement Handbuchtexte FCC class a entspricht Emvg Klasse aChina DeclarationTaiwannese Lithium Battery Warning KoreaSoftware License Agreement Object Code LicenseSource Code No Warranty Conflicting TermsLimitation of Liability S. Government UsersMiscellaneous Red Hat Statement with regards to eCos SoftwareProduct Registration Information IBM Product Registration Web siteRegister your new IBM printer today Page Page Table of Contents Embedded Ethernet Interface Web Windows Configuration AIX/Unix Configuration Novell Configuration ISeries Configuration, Ascii Printer ISeries Configuration, Ipds Printer Addtcpifc11 z/OS Configuration, TN3270E MIB SnmpGlossary 375 What Is The Ethernet Interface? OverviewWhat Special Features Are Available? Printer Models And Applicable Ethernet Interface CardsPrinter Ethernet Interface Card Type What Special Features Are Available? Logical Printer Architecture Logical Printer ArchitecturePhase Destinations/Queues ModelsModels Run and Auto Reset Modes Interfaces10/100Base-T Network Indicator NET LED IndicatorStat Indication DescriptionWireless Network Indicator Integrated NIC LED IndicatorEthernet Integrated NIC Card LED Stat LED10/100Base-T NET LEDDIP Switches 100Base-T DIP Switch SettingsDIP Switch Comments Speed Setting for 10/100Base-T Conventions Used In This Manual Ping ftp.CompanyWebsite.comPage Page Installation Wireless Connecting To The NetworkConfiguration Tools Configuration ToolsConfiguration Using The Control Panel Configuration Using The Control PanelConfiguration Tools Page Configuration Tools Ethernet Interface Verification Ethernet Interface VerificationNetwork Interfaces TCP/IP Routing Table Wireless Ethernet Interface Configuration Using IP Address ConfigurationControl Panel Wireless Parameter Configuration Signal StrengthOperation Mode Gateway AddressConfiguration Tools Ssid Name Minimum Transfer RateChannel Antenna DiversityPower Management Transmit PowerInternational Mode Authentication MethodEncryption Key Configuration Authentication MethodWEP Key x Format WEP Key x WidthKerberos Enable Reset Kerb. PwdKerberos Parameters Kerb. PwdConfiguration Tools Clock Skew Units Clock Skew SECTckt Life Units Renew Life Units Renew Life SECWireless Cisco Leap Wireless Kerberos Enabled Wireless NIC Configuration Configuring the Print Server for Kerberos AuthenticationKerberos Enabled Wireless NIC Configuration Configuration Tools Html Forms Html FormsEthernet Interface Html Structure Printer Status Screen Printer Status ScreenConfiguration Alternatives TelnetRemote Shell Embedded Ethernet Interface Web Configuration ConfigurationConfiguration Network Configuration Network ConfigurationTCP/IP Network Interface RoutingTCP/IP Network 802.11b Network NameMode Power Management Mode Transmit PowerSpeed ChannelDefault Key PasswordUser Windows Network NetBIOS TCP/IP Windows Network NetBIOS TCP/IPWorkgroup Name Novell Network FrameTypeService Type File ServerPserver RprinterPrint Path Configuration Destination SettingsPrint Path Configuration NameServices Destination SettingsSelected Model ParametersCurrent Model Settings Current Log Path Settings Printer ConfigurationSelected Log Path Log Path TypePrint Model Configuration Print Model ConfigurationBanner Trailer String Log Path Configuration Log Path ConfigurationLogpath Type Logpath Port TN5250/3270 Configuration TN5250/3270 ConfigurationTN5250/3270 Configuration, TN3270 Mode Host IPPort Resource NameDevice Description Message Queue NameDevice Type Wscst NameWscst Library Auto ConnectSnmp Configuration Snmp Manager Alert Posting SettingsSnmp Configuration Syslog Alert Posting Settings Email Alert Posting SettingsEmail Address Short E-mail FormatShort E-mail Message Length Send Test MessageSnmp Alert Groups Configuration Alert GroupsSnmp Configuration Alert Groups and Printer Events Snmp Configuration Alert Groups and Printer Events Snmp Configuration Alert Groups and Printer Events Rfid Administration Configuration System InformationSystem Information Administration Configuration DescriptionLocation ContactSyslog Smtp ServerDNS Server System Configuration PasswordsSystem Configuration Status Status I/O PortStatus I/O Port IBM Printing Systems Status NetworkIBM Printing Systems Windows Configuration Windows Environment DescriptionWindows Ethernet Interface Configuration Configuration Using ARPWindows Ethernet Interface Configuration MandatoryConfiguration Using ARP Communicating Across Routers Changing Workgroup Names Changing Workgroup NamesEthernet Interface Default Destinations Mapped I/O Port Changing Destination NamesPRN Changing Destination Names Windows Host Configuration Windows XP/2000 Host SetupWindows Host Configuration Settings PrintersWindows XP/2000 Host Setup Click Next 120 Select Custom and click Settings Windows Host Configuration Click Next Click Finish 123 Select Yes then click Next 124 Windows XP/2000 Host Setup Windows NT 4.0 Host Setup Select Start Settings PrintersWindows NT 4.0 Host Setup Click Add PortWindows Host Configuration Enter a name for the printer in the Printer Name field 129 Windows Host Configuration Windows NT 3.51 Host Setup Windows NT 3.51 Host SetupWindows Me or 9x Host Setup Add LPR Compatible Printer Dialog BoxWindows Me or 9x Host Setup Windows Troubleshooting Tips Windows Troubleshooting TipsTechnical Support Ethernet Interface Cannot Be Found On NetworkHtml Configuration Forms Will Not Display Errors Occur When Defining An LPR PrinterHtml Configuration Forms Will Not Display Printer Errors When Printing Or No Output Cannot Browse The Ethernet Interface On The NetworkTCP/IP Access Problem TCP/IP Access ProblemWireless Ethernet Web Browser/HTTP Problem Windows NT 4.0 Or 2000 Host Setup ProblemsWeb Browser/HTTP Problem Installing Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Windows NT 4.0 Or 2000 Host Setup Problems 142 AIX/Unix Configuration Unix Environment DescriptionUnix Ethernet Interface Configuration Using ARPUnix Ethernet Interface Configuration Using ARP Using Rarp Using Bootp Using BootpBootp Communicating Across Routers Unix Host Configuration Manual System V Host SetupManual System V Host Setup Ethernet Installation on HP-UX Ethernet Installation on HP-UXExplanation of command line Solaris 2.6 7 Ethernet Setup TroubleshootingSolaris 2.6 7 Ethernet Setup SCO Setup SCO Setup SCO Setup Salesdept SCO Setup SCO Setup #lp -dprintname filename Manual LPR/LPD Host Setup Manual LPR/LPD Host SetupStart the printer daemon for this new printer. Example Ethernet Configuration for AIX Ethernet Configuration for AIXStandard Processing Select Printer/Plotter Select Print SpoolingTroubleshooting Local FilteringEnter smitty mkvirprt AIX Remote Queue Time-Out Setting AIX Remote Queue Time-Out SettingDiagnostics Printing With FTPChange to the dest directory. Syntax Printing From AIX Direct Socket PrintingDirect Socket Printing Setting Up AIX Printing From AIXUnix Troubleshooting Tips Ethernet Interface Cannot Be Found On The NetworkUnix Troubleshooting Tips Nothing PrintsStair-Stepped Output Stair-Stepped OutputNo Form Feed Or Extra Page Comes Out Store tcpip from default config http on Reset ETHERNET, Wireless Front Panel Message Dynamically Set Params Read OnlyNovell Configuration Novell Environment DescriptionNovell Ethernet Interface Configuration Novell Ethernet Interface ConfigurationMandatory OptionalUsing Html Forms Using Html FormsNovell Host Configuration NetWare Version 3. x Pserver SetupNovell Host Configuration NetWare Version 3.x Pserver Setup EnterNovell Host Configuration NetWare Version 3.x Rprinter Setup NetWare Version 3.x Rprinter SetupNovell Host Configuration NetWare Version 3.x Rprinter Setup NetWare Version 4.x and 5.x Pserver Setup NetWare Version 4.x and 5.x Pserver Setup Npsh unitname NetWare Version 4.x and 5.x Rprinter Setup NetWare Version 4.x and 5.x Rprinter SetupStore rprinter add FinQ 2 d4prn Novell Troubleshooting Tips Novell Troubleshooting TipsNetWare 3.x No Pserver Connection NetWare 4.x and 5.x- No Pserver Connection NetWare 4.x and 5.x- No Pserver Connection190 Novell Configuration For 10/100Base-T Interfaces Ethernet Interface Configuration. This section includesNovell Ethernet Interface Configuration 10/100Base-T Preferred File Server NDS and Bindery SetupsNovell Ethernet Interface Configuration 10/100Base-T Preferred File Server NDS and Bindery Setups Adding Preferred File ServerHtml Method Manual Telnet MethodRemoving Preferred File Server Setting Password Security NDS and Bindery Setups Setting Password Security NDS and Bindery SetupsNetware 4.x NetwarePrint Server Setup Html Method Print Server Setup Manual Telnet MethodAdjusting Polling Time NDS and Bindery Setups Adjusting Polling Time NDS and Bindery SetupsChanging The Ethernet Interface Name NDS and Bindery Setups Changing The Ethernet Interface Name NDS and Bindery Setups Html MethodManual Telnet Method Http//EthernetInterfaceIPaddress/ networkConf.html Changing The Ethernet Interface Mode NDS and Bindery Setups Changing The Ethernet Interface Mode NDS and Bindery SetupsSetting The Ethernet Interface NDS Context NDS Setups Setting The Ethernet Interface Preferred NDS Tree NDS Setups Novell Host Configuration 10/100Base-T Novell Host Configuration 10/100Base-TNDS Pserver Setup Netware 4.x/5.x NDS Pserver Setup Netware 4.x/5.xNovell Host Configuration 10/100Base-T NDS Pserver Setup Netware 4.x/5.x Bindery Pserver Setup Netware 3.x, Netware 4.x, and Netware Load pserver .salesps.sales.microplex Telnet to the print server telnet ipaddress 210 Ipaddressroot Ndps Configuration Netware 4.11 and Above OverviewSetup using Forward Jobs to a Queue Mode Setup using LPR ModeNdps Configuration Netware 4.11 and Above Setup Using Rprinter Mode Troubleshooting 10/100Base-T Pserver SetupPserver Setup PserverTroubleshooting 10/100Base-T Pserver Setup RPRINTER/NPRINTER Setup RPRINTER/NPRINTER Setup Printing Related Job Goes To The Queue But Nothing PrintsJob Prints Incorrectly Printing Related222 ISeries Configuration Ascii Printer Developing Line Descriptions With CrtlinethExample Ethernet Interface Line Description Configuring iSeries For Ascii Using TCP/IP Configuring With AddtcpifcSsap Configuring iSeries For Ascii Using TCP/IP NoneInternet Address Configuring a Router Definition With Configuring a Local Domain And HostnameConfiguring The iSeries For Printing Configuring a TCP/IP Host Table EntrySetting Up Printing For Ascii Files Remote Printer Queue nameTo Use LPR Manually Curlib NO, *YESYES NO, *YES To Create An Automatic Remote Output Queue UserLibl SNA SNA, *IP, *USRDFNYES YES, *NO None NONE, *IMGA01Output Queue Outq Remote System RmtsysWriter to Autostart Autosrtwtr Connection Type CnntypeDestination Options Destopt = *NONE = *WSCSTCONT132= Qsys VDIAGNOSTICS Printer Tests E-net Test Enter Verify Printing On iSeriesVerify Printing On iSeries Internet address Intnetadr ISeries Ascii Troubleshooting ISeries Ascii TroubleshootingTCP/IP Access Problem Arp -sipaddress MACaddress ping ipaddress Web Browser/HTTP Problem Configuring On iSeries As An Ipds Printer Printing AFP, IPDS, And SCS FilesConfiguration Checklist Configuring On iSeries As An Ipds PrinterControl Panel Settings Menu RequirementsConfiguring An iSeries TCP/IP Interface With Configuring An iSeries TCP/IP Interface With AddtcpifcConfiguring An Interface For Ethernet Type of serviceNormal Configuring a TCP/IP Host Table Entry Configuring PSF For Ipds On V3R7 Or V4R1 Configuring AFP With Crtpsfcfg On V3R7 Or V4R1 OptionalConfiguring PSF For Ipds On V3R7 Or V4R1 TCP/IP activation timer 170Remote location Name or address TCP/IP portPSF configuration Psfcfg Activate release timer ActrlstmrRelease timer Rlstmr Ipds pass through IpdspasthrConfiguring PSF With Crtdevprt On V3R7 Or V4R1 Port FontFormfeed Cont ActtmrForm Feed Formfeed Specify *CONT Activation Timer Acttmr Remote Location RmtlocnameConfiguring PSF for Ipds On V4R2 And Above Configuring AFP with Crtpsfcfg on V4R3 and above OptionalCrtdevprt Nomax BlankNone NONE, *CHKFIRST, *CHKALL LibcrtautYES Remote Location name or address RmtlocnameConfiguring PSF with Crtdevprt On V4R2 and above Configuring PSF for Ipds On V4R2 And Above256 Device Description Devd Device Class DevclsDevice Type Type Device Model ModelConfiguring On iSeries As An Ipds Printer Font Font Form Feed FormfeedVerifying The Ipds Configuration On iSeries Verifying The Ipds Configuration On iSeriesSharing The iSeries Printer On The Network Sharing The iSeries Printer On The NetworkPrinter Sharing Parameters Printer Sharing ParametersPrinter Sharing ISeries ParameterISeries Troubleshooting Cannot Ping The PrinterCrtdevprt Acttmr Nomax ChgdevprtPSF Terminates When Initialized PSF Terminates When InitializedSpooled Print File Remains In PND Status ISeries Troubleshooting Spooled Files Disappear Without PrintingData Is Being Clipped 10 z/OS Configuration Ipds Printer Configuration Checklist Configuring PSF for z/OS to Print Ipds Files Configuration ProcedureConfiguration Procedure Configuring PSF for z/OS to Print Ipds Files Define the Communications Control Unit to z/OSModify the TCP/IP Profile in z/OS MvscpModifying TCP/IP Profile Databufferpoolsize SmalldatabufferpoolsizeTinydatabufferpoolsize KeepaliveoptionsVerify the Printer Connection GatewayDefine the Printer to JES JES2 Printer DefinitionsJES3 Printer Definitions Define the Printer to PSF 274 275 Sample Psfproc procedure IpaddrVerifying a TCP/IP-Attached Printer on z/OS Starting a TCP/IP-attached PrinterStopping a TCP/IP-attached Printer Verifying a TCP/IP-Attached Printer on z/OSResolving Ipds Printing Problems Sharing IBM 6500-v Printers on z/OSJES Spool Printer Sharing Sharing IBM 6500-v Printers on z/OSTimeout JES Spool Printer SharingMgmtmode FailureHandling z/OS Connectivity Problems Port Switching Printer SharingHandling z/OS Connectivity Problems Ping is Not SuccessfulPing is Successful Ping is Successful282 OS Configuration For a TN3270E Printer Coax Printer Support FmidHPRT100 Program Materials Program MaterialsPRT9 and Fssdef for Courwtr ProcVtam Definitions For SCS and DSE TN3270E Vtam Definitions For SCS and DSE TN3270EJES2 TN3270E Vtam Major Node Printer with SNA Character SET LU1 Tcpip Configuration With TN3270E Tcpip Configuration With TN3270ETN3270E Printer Inventory Manager As Defined With TN3270E FSAFSS Program Materials VTAMDSE1 VTAMSCS1VTAMSCS2 Ippw Program Materials Linect Dest PrmodeFCB Segment ThreshldProgram Materials Printer Inventory Manager As Defined With TN3270E Program Materials Configuration Screens Configuration ScreensConfiguration Forms Configuration Html FormsIBM RMT3 *PRINTER PPE LU3PRT Active Prof Curr Conns 3 Records Displayed300 ISeries Configuration TN5250 Setting Up TN5250 Print Queues on iSeriesSetting Up a TN5250 Connection/Device Via a Telnet Session Setting Up a TN5250 Connection/Device Via a Telnet SessionUsing Telnet Commands for TN5250 Command ListStore Commands User Supplied ValuesList Commands TN5250/3270 Auto Connect CommandUsing Telnet Commands for TN5250 Getting StartedTN5250 Job Formatting TN5250 Job FormattingDevd OnlinePrtermsg Info TransformMfrtypmdl Same PPRSRC1 MfrtypmdlFont Identifier Font Help Font Identifier Font HelpWscst None 308 Configuration Instructions Device Class DevclsDevice Type Type Device Model ModelPrinter Error Message Prterrmsg Activation Timer ActtmrPort number Port Font Font =Inactivity Timer Inacttmr Configuration InstructionsHost Print Transform Transform Manufacturer Type and Model MfrtypmdlUser-Defined Options Usrdfnopt System Driver Program SysdrvpgmWorkstation Customizing Object Wscst Configuration Example P6500LCL, *RMT, *VRT, *SNPT, *LAN LEXLINK, *IP, *USRDFNINQ INQ, *INFO Ctld‘9.5.208.46 DTAARA, *DTAQ, *FILEVarying on the Printer Varying on the PrinterUnknown UNKNOWN, *SIMPLEX, *DUPLEX UnknownProblem Areas for Consideration Additional Information Additional Information318 Implementing Printer Management Agent/Manager ModelStandards Of Network Printer MIBs Components Of The Printer MIBImplementing Printer Management Information Provided By The MIB General Information About MIBsGetting The Latest MIB Information MIBMonitoring Tools Monitoring With AIX NetView/6000Monitoring Tools Setting The Snmp Community Name Setting The Snmp Community NamePrinter Management Utility Software PMU 324 IBM Network Printer Manager IBM Network Printer Manager Command Shell Overview Npsh Access MethodsMain npsh Command Prefixes Complete Command List Getting Command Help? Command Command PrefixesStore Commands Store CommandsDefine a auth-user-name to be used in the Leap operation Set antenna type Set the default key for Wlan encryption Interoperability recommends that your system clock be Configures the KDC realm portion Command to change the print server name Complete Command List ADAPTER, Wireless ADAPTER, Wireless Adapter Store the subnet mask for the Ethernet Interface Example store tcpip tcp opts zeroIPArp Set all TCP/IP network settings back to factory defaults Complete Command List Store tn from defaultcurrent Example store tn from default Set Commands Set Commands Job UserCksum PrinterOnlcr DescrambleXtab Set all model settings back to factory defaults 348 Flush the data in the parallel port input and output buffers Set prn from stored Set snmp trap index -active Example set snmp alerts 1 warning -cutter Set Commands Set sysinfo syslog IPaddress Example set sysinfo syslog Set all user settings back to factory defaults List Commands List Commands WlanFor Wireless Ethernet with Symbol RF cards only List the MOS version Miscellaneous Commands Miscellaneous Commands Ping -shostIPaddress datasize packetnumber Fox TtsLoopb 364 Users And Passwords Ethernet Interface SecurityEthernet Interface Security Reset The Ethernet Password Procedure aReset The Ethernet Password Save resetProcedure B TCP Access Lists Procedure CTCP Access Lists 370 Printer Monitoring And Logging Printer And Print Job MonitoringPrinter And Print Job Monitoring Key Printer Logging TermsPrinter Logging Through Logpaths Printer Monitoring And LoggingType Ethernet Interface Naming Schemes Printer Logging Through LogpathsEthernet Interface Naming Schemes ARP DNSEeprom FTP HtmlLED LPD/LPRMAC Persistent Dhcp PingProtocol PserverRarp ROMRprinter SnmpUTP WANIndex Index AsciiSysdrvpgm Index Ipds Mfrtymdl MVSIndex NIC Prterrmsg Index TCP/IP Index Index 394 Readers’ Comments We’d Like to Hear from You How satisfied are you that the information in this book isBusiness Reply Mail Page G550-0440-00