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[. . . ] Seiko Epson Corporation and its affiliates shall not be liable against any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original Epson Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation. IBM and PS/2 are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America and other countries. Macintosh®, AppleTalk®, Bonjour® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. [. . . ] You can create an NDPS Manager and Printer Agent in NetWare Administrator or partially via the Server Console. See the Novell online documentation for more details. Installing EpsonNet NDPS Gateway on your NetWare server You can install EpsonNet NDPS Gateway from the Software CD-ROM. Note: If an older version of EpsonNet NDPS Gateway is already installed, be sure to unload the NDPS Manager before installing a new version of EpsonNet NDPS Gateway. 1. Double-click EDPS2***. EXE. Note: The last three characters of the file name, represented by asterisks, vary depending on the place of purchase. For detailed information on EpsonNet NDPS Gateway, see the online guide on the Software CD-ROM. Double-click index. htm. How To 97 EPSON Network Guide Uploading printer driver files to the RMS After installing EpsonNet NDPS Gateway, you need to upload the printer driver to the Resource Management Service (RMS). For details on the procedure, refer to the section of NDPS or iPRINT in the NetWare documentation. Creating an NDPS Manager 1. To create an NDPS Manager, click the Directory context icon, and then select Create from the Object menu. Browse the Resident Server and select where you want the NDPS Manager assigned. Browse the Database Volume and select where you want the NDPS Manager database assigned. Type LOAD NDPSM at the server console, and then select the NDPS Manager you have created. Creating a Printer Agent After creating an NDPS Manager, you can create Printer Agents, either public access printers or controlled access printers. The following are the features of public access printers and controlled access printers. Public Access Printers: NDPS printers that are available to all network users and not associated with an NDS object. The following is an example of sending a text file, "txtfile", via lpr with a form feed appended: % lpr -plpaf txtfile Setting Up Different UNIX Systems Using the lpr Command The following UNIX systems can print using the standard lpr command. SunSoft Solaris 2. 4 or later SunOS 4. 1. 4 or later IBM AIX 3. 2. 5 or later and 4. 1. 3 or later HP-UX 9. 05 or later SCO UNIX 4. 2 or later Setting up for SunSoft Solaris 2. 4 or later In the following steps, substitute the name that your printer will be known by for HOSTNAME, and the name by which you want your printer to be known for Rprinter. For example: lpsystem -t bsd HOSTNAME How To 101 EPSON Network Guide 3. For example: lp -d RPrinter Print-File-Name Setting up for SunOS 4. 1. 4 or later In the following steps, substitute the name that your printer will be known by for HOSTNAME, and the name by which you want your printer to be known for Rprinter. For example: Rprinter | ALCXXXX:lp=:rm=HOSTNAME:rp=aux:sd=/var/spool/lpd/PRIFx 4. For example: lpt -s -PRPrinter Print-File-Name c Caution: Files that exceed 1 MB may not be printed unless the -s option is used. How To 102 EPSON Network Guide Setting up for IBM AIX 3. 2. 5 or later and 4. 1. 3 or later In the following steps, substitute the name that your printer will be known by for HOSTNAME, and the name by which you want your printer to be known for Rprinter. Set the printer name (for example: Rprinter) in: "Manage Remote Printer""Client Services""Remote Printer Queues""NAME of queue to add". Set the host name (for example: HOSTNAME) in: "DESTINATION HOST for remote jobs". Set the port name (for example: aux) in: "Name of QUEUE on remote printer". For example: lpr -PRPrinter Print-File-Name Setting up for HP-UX 9. 05 or later In the following steps, substitute the name that your printer will be known by for HOSTNAME, and the name by which you want your printer to be known for Rprinter. For example: lpadmin -pRPrinter -v/dev/null -mrmodelormHOSTNAME -orpaux 4. [. . . ] From the command line, type: Example: arp -s 192. 168. 100. 201 00-00-48-93-00-00 2. Execute the ping command to set the IP address by pinging it: Example: ping 192. 168. 100. 201 3. If it does not, you may have incorrectly typed the MAC address or the IP address in the arp -s command. If none of these actions are effective, re-initialize the network interface and try again. [. . . ]