Xerox DocuPrint 180 Configuration Manual page 75

Saving and Restoring Values: Options 7 and 8
Configure Utility example for changing the hostname
XEROX DOCUPRINT NPS GUIDE TO CONFIGURING AND MANAGING THE SYSTEM
Note: If you really do have a software corruption problem,
reinitializing may not repair it. Some problems can be repaired only
by reinstalling the software directly from the original media (CD-
ROM).
To reinitialize the software:
1. Select Option 6.
2. To reinitialize just one package, enter n (the default).
3. Select the name of a package from the list presented, or select
<ENTER> to return to the menu.
To back up the values of the configuration parameters, you must
have a formatted diskette available to dedicate only to the backup. It
is a good idea to keep copies of the printed reports along with the
backup diskette.
To create a backup diskette, perform the following:
1. Insert the diskette.
2. Select Option 7 and follow the prompts.
To restore from a backup diskette, perform the following:
1. Insert the diskette.
2. Select Option 8 and follow the prompts.
After the data are retrieved from the diskette, the system will be
reconfigured based on the restored values.
1. Reboot the system.
2. To leave Configure, select Option 9 from the menu.
If you selected Option 5, enter Q to return to the main menu,
then select Option 9.
Note: Whenever the system is reconfigured, Configure will
terminate with a message instructing you to reboot. Be sure to
restart the system as directed.
To change the TCP/IP hostname for your system:
1. At the PS-Admin> prompt, enter Configure.
2. Enter stop queueing and wait for any print jobs in progress to
complete.
3. Enter the superuser password at the prompt.
4. Select Option 4.
5. Select enter for any question that is not about the hostname to
retain the previous answer.
6. Enter a new host name when prompted.
7. Enter y to confirm the change and reconfigure the system.
8. Enter restart system.
USING UTILITY COMMANDS
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