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Table of Contents

22. Services in “Input Control”	159
22.1.Common Feature: How to Direct Output	159
22.2.Raw Socket (= “Port 9100" = Reverse Telnet)	160
Raw Socket Configuration Tip: Port Number Value for “Port 9100"
(Raw Socket) protocol does not have to be 9100!	160
Figure 17.Example: Four different Raw Socket Services 161
Raw Socket Configuration Tip: Ensuring Bidirectional Communica-
tion	162
22.3.LPR Print Queues (LPD Protocol)	163
22.4.FTP Print	164
22.4.1.Configuration	164
22.4.2.Using FTP Print	164
22.5.IPP Print (Internet Printing Protocol)	165
22.5.1.Included Features	165
22.5.2.Print server configuration	165
22.6.ThinPrint	166
Management—
Information and Monitoring Possibilities
23. Printed Information Available	170
23.1.Main Status Pages	170
23.2..Other Printouts in the “Actions” Group	171
23.3.“Help” > [Quick Guide]	172
24. Standard Monitoring Information	173
24.1.The “Status” Group on the HTTP Menu	173
24.2.“Status > Target Printer Info”	174
About the Page Counters	175
About Network Target Printers	175
The effect of Local Printer Negotiation Modes	175
24.3.“Status > System Log”	176
24.4.Warnings and Error Messages	177
24.4.1.Messages requiring you to seek help from a point of purchase	177
24.4.2.Messages about things you can fix yourself	177

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