Xerox 4500 PS TR instruction manual Using the embedded Nprinter, Embedded Nprinter setup

Novell Setup for IPX/SPX

Xerox 4500 PS TR

The following keywords are EPS specific and must be specified either via TELNET, PSinst32 or via the configuration file.

EPS mode:	The PSERVER is able to run in both Bindery
	(3.1x) and Directory Service (4.xx) modes.
EPS printserver:	The print server name (i.e. logon name).
	(NOTE: In DS mode, it must be a typeless distinguished
	name, e.g. _PS.international.i-data ######), except if
	“Country” is top level of the NDS tree (typefull), it will be
	e.g. CN=_PS.OU=international.O=i-data.C=DK
EPS password:	The password to use when logging in to the
	operating environment (Bindery and DS).
EPS fileserver:	The fileserver to w here the EPS is to log into.
	NOTE: On the Novell Server you must set “Reply
	to get nearest server” to ON.

NOTE: The EPS residing in the Xerox 4500 PS TR is able to support up to 16 ENPs.

4.3 Using the embedded NPRINTER

To setup up the embedded NPRINTER, select either TELNET or the configuration file as a configuration tool.

The physical location of the embedded NPRINTER is in the Xerox 4500 PS TR.

4.3.1 Embedded NPRINTER setup

With the implementation of ENP (NPRINTER) in the Xerox 4500 PS TR, the attached printer can be directly connected to the network.

The NPRINTER runs in both Bindery and Directory Services environments.

The embedded NPRINTER receives the print job from the Novell print server (PSERVER) or the embedded PSERVER in the PS and prints it.

The embedded NPRINTER supports native print data only (PCL,

PostScript).

The NetWare PCONSOLE or NetWare Administrator are the tools to be used when setting up the embedded NPRINTER.

Configuring the ENP via TELNET, see chapter 3.

Configuring via PSInst32, see chapter 3.

Configuring via Web browser, see chapter 3

Configuring the ENP via configuration file, see chapter 3.

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