Configuring A Novell Netware 3.X Server For The Printer - Tektronix Phaser 360 Service Manual

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Installing the Printer and Drivers
Configuring a Novell NetWare 3.x server for the printer
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This is a brief overview of the steps you follow to configure a Novell NetWare
file server and set up print queue to support the printer on a Novell network.
The PhaserShare Network Cards and Software System Administrator User Manual
gives the step by step procedure you follow to perform this configuration. Also
refer to the Tektronix web pages www/tek./com/Color_Printers/userdocs for the
latest install information.
There are two methods, each using a different utility program, you can use to
configure the file server and set up print queues. In brief, this is what you will
do:
1. Load the utility Advanced Configuration Tool (ACT) onto the file
server through a workstation.
2. Log on to a file server as supervisor with supervisor privileges.
3.
Run ACT and select Quick Configuration.
4. At this point you will be able to "see" a list of available printers. The
printer's print server name is displayed. The default name is
TEKxxxxxx where xxxxxx is the last six hex digits of the printer's
Ethernet address. Select the printer. If the printer is not displayed,
refer to the Novell NetWare Configuration topic in the Phaser Color
Printers Network Manual.
5.
Select a file server for the printer to service.
6. Select a queue for the printer to service or create a new queue.
7. Save the configuration.
8.
Following this, you can select another file server and create more
queues for the printer to service. You can have a total of 32 queues on
up to eight file servers.
9. After all file servers have been configured, save the configuration file
and restart the print server. Then restart the printer.
Alternately, you can use a Novell 4.x Network Administrator utility called
PCONSOLE to perform the same configuration. However, using PCONSOLE,
you will not "see" and select the printer on the network as you did in Step 4.
Instead, you must enter the print server name (TEKxxxxxx) of the printer as it is
shown on the printer's configuration page. (Refer to the topic "Printing the
configuration page" on page 9-5 for details on printing the configuration page.)