Windows 95 Using TCP/IP Protocol, AppleTalk, Snmp

Create a Printer Object 4-18

Create a Print Server Object 4-18

Assign the Print Queue Object to the

Printer Object 4-18

Assign the Printer Object to the Print

Server Object 4-19

Exit NetWare Administrator 4-19 Enable the Remote Printer 4-19

Enable the Remote Printer if the Print Server Resides on a File Server (NLM Print Server) 4-19

Enable the Remote Printer if the Print Server Resides on a Workstation (Dedicated DOS Print Server) 4-19

Enable the Remote Printer if it is Connected to

a Workstation With a Parallel Cable					4-19
Windows 95 Using TCP/IP Protocol			4-20
Install Software 4-20
Install the Windows 95 Printing System
Utility 4-20
Install TCP/IP Protocol on Windows 95					4-22
Verify Printer Driver Installation				4-22
Establish the Printer on the Network				4-23
Define New Printer Ports		4-24
Windows NT Using TCP/IP Protocol			4-25
Install the Software	4-25
Identify the Printer	4-26
UNIX Using TCP/IP Protocol		4-27
Identify the Printer	4-27
Establish the Printer on the Host Computer					4-28

Add the Silentwriter to the /etc/ printcap File 4-28

Set Up Remote Printing			4-28
Send Documents to the Printer				4-29
Printing With the lpr Command					4-29
Printing With the ftp Command					4-29
Windows NT Using DLC Protocol			4-30
Install the Software		4-30
Identifying the Printer 4-31
AppleTalk 4-32
Select the Network		4-32
Select the Printer		4-33
LAN Manager v2.2	4-34
Install Software	4-34
Identify the Printer		4-35
Print a Document		4-35
OS/2 Warp Server or LAN Server v4.0				4-36
Install Software	4-36
Identify the Printer		4-37
Print a Document		4-38

SNMP 4-39

Overview 5-1

NEC 1765 Software 5-1

NEC 1765 Administration Software for NetWare 5-3

Using NEC 1765 Administration Software for

NetWare 5-3
Displaying Available Printers	5-3
Displaying LAN Card Parameters		5-4
Changing the Printer Name	5-4
Changing the Printer Polling Rate		5-4

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