Netware Packet Signature Levels; Changing Language In The Print Server's Web Interface - Axis 5600 Plus User Manual

NetWare Packet Signature Levels

Print Server Levels

Changing Language in the Print Server's Web Interface

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NetWare Packet Signatures protect servers and clients using the NCP
(NetWare Core Protocol) services and prevent packet forgery by requiring
the server and the client to sign each NCP packet.
There are two levels of NCP Packet Signature: the Server Level and the
AXIS Print Server Level (also know as the Workstation Level).
Server Levels
Server packet signature levels are assigned by a new SET parameter:
SET NCP PACKET SIGNATURE OPTION = n
Key to Server Levels
0
1 (default)
2
3
Print server signature levels are assigned by a new NET.CFG parameter
SIGNATURE LEVEL = n
Key to Print Server Levels
0
1 (default)
2
3
Regardless of server level, the AXIS print server has the capability to log
in in Print Server Mode since it supports NCP Packet Level 3 (which is the
most restrictive).
These procedures are taken care of automatically. There are no
configurable parameters in the Print Server for choosing the NCP Packet
Signature Level. The AXIS print server adapts itself to the Server Level.
English, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish is supported in
the print server's Web interface, with English as the default language.
You can change the language used for the print server's Web interface
from the User mode:
1. Click the Change
2. Choose your preferred language and character set from the drop-down lists,
click OK and then press F5 F5 F5 F5 to refresh the view.
You can change the Character Set by clicking the Change button. The
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Explanation
Server does not sign packets (regardless of the print server
level)
Server signs packets only if the print server requests it (print
server level is 2 or higher)
Server signs packets if the print server is capable of signing
(print server level is 1 or higher)
Server signs packets and requires the print server to sign
packets (or logging in will fail)
Explanation
Print server does not sign packets
Print server signs packets only if the server requests it (server
option is 2 or higher)
Print server signs packets if the server is capable of signing
(server option is 1 or higher)
Print server signs packets and requires the server to sign
packets (or logging in will fail)
Change button next to 'Language'. Change Change
Configuration Possibilities
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