4–6 1765 Network Printer Configuration Guide
Install NetWare Client Software at the Workstation
From the workstation, load the version of NetWare
Client software appropriate for your NOS (version 3.11,
3.12 or 4.1). You will also need to load the following four
drivers, provided by NetWare.
• LSL.COM
NE2000.COM or the appropriate network card
driver
IPXODI.COM (IPX.COM for older NetWare
versions)
VLM.EXE (NETX.COM for older NetWare versions)
These drivers usually load automatically; make sure
that they are included in or called from your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file. Follow these steps to check your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
1. At the MS-DOS prompt type
edit c:\autoexec.bat
2. Look for the lines
LSL.COM
NE2000.COM
IPXODI.COM
VLM.EXE
Or
call c:\nwclient\startnet.bat
3. Quit edit.
Identify the Printer
Use the NEC 1765 Administration software for NetW ar e
to set the printer name and define the operating mode.
1. From Windows, run NEC1765 Administration
software for NetWare.
2. Select the printer you want to change from the list of
printers in the Printer Administration window (A).
Set the Printer Name
3. From the Printer Administration window click the
LAN Card button or select the LAN Card menu
option from the Configure menu (B).
4. The LAN card Parameters dialog box displays the
default and current printer names.
5. Type the new name in the Printer Name text box
(C).
6. Select the Save button to save the new name and
leave the LAN card Parameters dialog box (D).
Set the Printer Operating Mode
7. From the Printer Administration window click the
NetWare button or select the NetWare menu option
from the Configure menu (E).
8. The NetWare Configuration dialog box displays the
current operating mode.
9. Select the button of the mode you are planning to
use (F).
10. Make sure the print server name matches the name
you defined in Step 5 (G).
11. Select the Save button to save the new operating
mode and leave the NetWare Configuration dialog
box (H).
12. Select the Exit button from the Printer
Administration window to close NEC 1765
Administration software for NetWare (I).