Xerox DocuColor 240 Release Note page 6

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See the following Cisco web site for more information about the protocols related to
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this issue: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk389/tk390/
technologies_tech_note09186a008017f86a.shtml
Alternatively, you can try using a different switch or putting a repeater (also called a hub or a
dumb hub) between the Fiery and the switch.
NDS Setup
In Network Setup, if you want to enable both PServer Mode and NDS, first select the Enable
PServer Mode check box, and then wait until the cursor returns to an idle state before you
select the Enable NDS check box.
NDS trees not displayed
If you set up NetWare Printing (PServer) and no trees are visible, make sure that the IPX
frame type (under the Protocol2 tab) is set to Auto. If you must set it to Manual, make sure
that only IPX frame types with non-zero network numbers are enabled. For example, the
IPX address 01-00-80-22-00-E0-81-56-19-1B is acceptable, but 00-00-00-00-00-E0-81-56-
19-1B is not. If you switch from Auto to Manual or Manual to Auto, reboot the server before
proceeding.
IPX Frame type
In WebSetup, under Network Setup, you can select multiple IPX Frame types. However,
Network Setup on the copier Control Panel allows you to select only one IPX Frame type,
and if you have selected multiple types through WebSetup, only one is shown in the copier
Control Panel.
Changing network settings
If you change any network settings in Setup from the copier Control Panel, the Fiery reboots.
The Fiery loses connection with the copier until it has finished restarting, which takes a
minute or two. To determine whether the connection has been restored, press the All Services
button. If the Network Scanning button appears dimmed, the connection has not been
restored.
Maximum number of users for SMB
The Fiery supports a total of eight simultaneous SMB connections, including the
Direct connection, Print queue, and Hold queue.
Windows 2000 and LPR availability
When you perform a clean installation of Windows 2000 on a client computer, no LPR
services are available by default. Your only option is to print through a standard TCP/IP
port, or use SMB printing. However, if you converted a Windows NT 4.0 computer to
Windows 2000, LPR printing services are retained.
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