Setting Up Unix Tcp/Ip Printing; Configuring Tcp/Ip Network Settings - D-Link DP-G310 User Manual

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Print Server Administration User's Guide
Setting up U
NIX
Your print servers can provide print services to systems using the
/
lpr
lpd
capable of supporting
This chapter explains how to use PS Admin to configure the print
server for TCP/IP printing, and how to configure your Unix
workstations to print to the print server.
For TCP/IP networks without a Windows-based workstation
available, you can use the
server. See Appendix: Telnet Interface Administration for more
information about using the

Configuring TCP/IP Network Settings

To configure your print server to allow TCP/IP-based printing, as
well as SNMP and
1. Make sure the TCP/IP protocol is enabled. The TCP/IP
check box in the Server Device Configuration window needs
to be checked. Select the print server and choose Server
Device... from the Configuration menu to display this
window.
2. Choose TCP/IP Protocol... from the Configuration menu.
3. Configure the print server's IP address, local network subnet
mask, and default gateway.
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TCP/IP Printing
network printing protocol.
.
lpd
telnet
telnet
-based management,
telnet
Most U
systems are
NIX
interface to configure the print
interface.

Setting up Unix TCP/IP Printing

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