User manual AXIS 5400-

[. . . ] AXIS 5400+/AXIS 5600+ Network Print Servers User's Manual AXIS 5400+ / AXIS 5600+ User's Manual 1 Regulatory Information Safety Notices Important: Take some time to read through the safety notices before installing the print server. Please observe all safety markings and instructions when using this product. Observe "Important:" in the text to avoid operational impairment. Do not proceed until you have fully understood the implications. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] A `C' compiler is required to build the PROS B drivers and in the case of BSD, it may conflict with other input or output filters. Only recommended if you already have a Reverse Telnet driver installed. Most UNIX/Linux systems resemble either BSD or System V and so with some ingenuity, a solution can also be devised for other variants. If the system has BSD socket type networking support, then prosbsd (in the bsd directory of the AXIS 5400+/AXIS 5600+) can be used as a starting point. Nothing is written to stdout. sysv/ftp_sysv Reverse Telnet Advantages: Limitations: Other UNIX/Linux Systems Alternatively, FTP may be used. It is a good idea to use bsd/ftp_bsd or as a starting point. IBM MVS Systems A sample JCL script, jclex, is available in the mvs directory of the print server. It gives an example of how to print a file from an MVS mainframe to an AXIS 5400+/AXIS 5600+ using FTP. 76 AXIS 5400+ / AXIS 5600+ User's Manual Adding Printers in OS/2 Section 8 Adding Printers in OS/2 This section describes how to set up your print server for printing in the OS/2 environment. Continue with the instructions presented in the table below: Protocol TCP/IP NetBIOS/NetBEUI See . . . "TCP/IP Printing" on page 77 "NetBIOS/NetBEUI Printing in OS/2" on page 78 TCP/IP Printing Having assigned an IP address to the print server, you are now ready to install it for TCP/IP printing in the OS/2 environment. The print server supports LPR Printing using the lprportd service method. Installing the Axis Network Print Server Follow the instructions below to install the print server using the lprportd service method: 1. Open the OS/2 System window, select TCP/IP and TCP/IP Configuration Configuration. The Remote print server and Remote print server's printer fields should remain empty. Select Autostart select lprportd click the Autostart check box and select Autostart, lprportd, Detached. Creating a print queue Continue with the instructions below to create a print queue: 1. Create an new printer from Templates by dragging the Printer icon to the desktop with the right mouse button. Select a printer driver and double-click a free Output port, for instance \PIPE\LPD0. Enter the host name or the IP address of the print server in the LPD server field. Enter one of the print server's logical printer names, for example pr1, in the LPD printer field. AXIS 5400+ / AXIS 5600+ User's Manual 77 Adding Printers in OS/2 NetBIOS/NetBEUI Printing in OS/2 AXIS Print Utility for OS/2 is the tool to use for NetBIOS/NetBEUI printing in OS/2 environments. This tool can be fetched from www. axis. com => Software => Discontinued products. If you want to change the default name or any of the print server's default parameters, you can do so using any standard Web browser or WinOS/2 window under OS/2. Refer to Section 10 Management and Configuration, on page 83, for more information. [. . . ] When selecting Peer-to-peer printing, all print jobs are sent directly to the print server, rather than through a file server (client/server). A TCP/IP protocol used for downloading IP addresses in UNIX/Linux networks. It requires a RARP daemon on your system, and only operates within a single network segment. A request made to an active RARP daemon initiates a search of the Ethernet Address Table for an entry matching the print server's Ethernet address. [. . . ]