InfoPrint 6500 Series User Manual page 223

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Persistent DHCP
ping
print path
protocol
PSERVER
RAM
RARP
ROM
router
RPRINTER
SNMP
socket
Portable Document Format. Encodes different types
of documents enabling them to be read across
multiple platforms.
When this option is enabled, the IP Address,
Gateway, and Subnet Mask obtained through DHSP
is saved. If the DHCP server does not provide an
address, the device will use the previously saved
DHCP IP address. This option only works when
DHCP is enabled. The default disable.
Standard command to test a TCP/IP connection.
(e.g., ping 192.75.11.9)
Three-stage path a print job takes when it is sent
from a host to a printer through the ethernet.
A set of rules or conventions governing the exchange
of information between computer systems or
between a printer and a host computer. For computer
printers, a protocol is the coding convention used to
convey and print data. A printer protocol includes
codes for printing text and graphics, as well as codes
instructing the printer to perform special operations
and machine-to-machine communication codes.
Print Server. A Novell print method where the
ethernet continuously polls the Novell file server print
queue looking for print jobs.
Random Access Memory. Volatile memory within the
ethernet that contains current/working settings.
Settings are lost once the power is removed.
Reverse Address Resolution Protocol. Allows a
network device to discover its IP address
dynamically upon bootup. The IP address does not
need to be stored within the device itself
permanently.
Read-Only Memory.
A device that forwards IP packets to their destination.
Also called a gateway.
Remote Printer. A Novell print method where the
ethernet waits for jobs to be sent to it from a defined
PSERVER.
Simple Network Management Protocol. A standard
protocol used to monitor network devices called
"SNMP agents."
TCP connection between two hosts consisting of a
source and destination TCP port number at each
end.
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