Device Information, Port Status, NetWare | LevelOne WPS-100USB

Device Information

Menu equivalent: Status - Backup/Restore Device Information

All of the settings for the current device are displayed in a read-only scrollable list in the left panel.

You can use the "Save to File" and "Restore to Device" buttons on this screen to save a copy of the selected device's CONFIG file to your PC, or restore a previously saved file to the selected LevelOne Printer Server.

Port Status

Menu equivalent: Status - Port Status

After selecting this icon, a Detail button will be available to show more information about the printer.

Configuration Icons

The following icons are available. Refer to the on-line help for details of the data on each screen.

NetWare

Menu equivalent: Configuration - NetWare

BiAdmin supports configuration of both the LevelOne Printer Server and Novell NetWare servers.

∙You need to be logged into the NetWare server(s) with ADMIN rights.

∙The screens you will see, and the operations which can be performed, depend on whether or not you have Novell NetWare Client 32 installed.

∙If Novell NetWare Client 32 is installed on your PC, BiAdmin allows you to configure both the LevelOne Printer Server and the NetWare server from within BiAdmin.

∙If this Novell NetWare Client 32 is NOT installed, you can configure only the LevelOne Printer Server itself, not the NetWare server.

∙The NetWare Manual (in the Manual\NetWare folder on the CD-ROM) contains detailed information on using BiAdmin with NetWare Servers.

TCP/IP Configuration

Menu equivalent: Configuration - TCP/IP

Selecting this icon will allow configuration for TCP/IP. Some models may have checkboxes for DHCP, Bootp, and Rarp. Some models may also display the setup data for the proprietary "Internet Printing" feature (printing via E-Mail).

AppleTalk Configuration

Menu equivalent: Configuration - AppleTalk

Generally, no LevelOne Printer Server configuration is required in order to use AppleTalk.

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Contents

User Guide Table of Contents Appendix B Network Server Configuration TroubleshootingAppendix a Specifications Features Introduction Safety Instructions Package Contents Models WPS-0100 LAN LED LED Indicators Diagnostic Push ButtonTo restore the factory default settings To generate a Diagnostic print outPage LAN Installation Procedure Check the LEDs Configuration Using the Windows WizardProcedure LevelOne Printer Server If the desired LevelOne Printer Server is not listed Wireless ConfigurationAlternatives to the Windows Wizard Advanced Configuration and Management Quickset Client PC Configuration Wireless Settings for client PCsAd-hoc Mode Infrastructure Mode WEP Settings Checking your Network Protocols Windows Printing MethodsWhich printing method should I use? Network Configuration Setup Windows Peer-to-peer Print Driver Configure Printer Port If your LevelOne Printer Server is not listed Management Port Options Retry Interval PortBanner Windows SMB Printing Network Neighborhood Windows with Server-based Print Queues Printing from MS-DOS Programs Windows using Ndps Ndps Manager Client AppleTalk Setup Advanced Setup and ManagementMacintosh AppleTalk Software Requirements AppleTalk Settings Communication Protocol. Enter no for Ascii or YES for BinaryPage BiAdmin Management Utility InstallationRequirements Additional Recommendations Groups OperationMain Screen Device List Status Icons Configuration Icons TCP/IP ConfigurationAppleTalk Configuration Device Information Menu Options InitDevice Menu Configuration Menu Diagnostics menuControl Menu Print Test Web Interface Setup Preparation AppleTalk Connecting to the LevelOne Printer ServerConfiguration Screens If Error NetBEUIDomain Name Response Time General LevelOne Printer Server ModeNetWare Snmp Simple Network Management Protocol Management Stations Trap Receivers Connection Configure Server PasswordEnable Protocols Server Name Wireless Screen Configuration WEP Data Privacy Key Authentication128 Bit Serial Port Configuration Other ScreensServer Status Printer Ports Internet Printing Protocol IPP Special FeaturesIPP Server Configuration IPP Client Setup Windows 95/98/ME/NT Installing from the CD-ROMInstalling using IPPCLIENT.EXE IPP Client Configuration Windows 95/98/ME/NT Changing the IPP Port Settings Open the Printers folder Start Settings Printers IPP Client Setup Windows Parallel Port 3 if exists Using IPP Printers Windows 2000 No printer driver Internet Mail Printing System RequirementsMail Server Internet LevelOne Printer Server Internet Mail Printing Configuration Port Name Installation User SoftwareUser Software Using the new Port Checking the Printer Driver Canceling a Print JobPrinting through the Internet Configuring the LevelOne Printer Server for Snmp Snmp SettingsManagement Station Settings Trap Receiving Station Settings Models WPS-0100 & WPS-0100USB Wireless ConfigurationRequired configuration WEP Settings BiAdmin Wireless Screen Encryption WEP DisabledEnabled Wireless Link Info Screen Link Info Screen Troubleshooting Hardware & LAN ProblemsProblem No All the LevelOne Printer Servers LEDs are off If using TCP/IP AppleTalk Macintosh Page Novell NetWare Windows Printing Problems To remove an existing printer port installationPage ∙ Then select File Properties Details Problem No Specifications General SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications all Models WPS-0100 Parallel Port Pin Assignments Other Models Feature Support Protocol Support Network Server Configuration Regulatory ApprovalsWindows NT Server Preparing for TCP/IP Printing Adding a TCP/IP Remote Printer Windows Windows 2000 Server Configuration Methods Bindery or NDSSetup Wizard Configuration Data BiAdminNovell Remote Printer Mode Other Methods Setup for Ndps NetWare Novell LevelOne Printer Server ModeOverview Creating an Ndps Manager Object Creating an Ndps Printer Agent At the Identification page, click the Printer Agent List Select Novell Printer Gateway in the Gateway Type. see above Unix Systems ∙ LPD ∙ FTP