Installing a configuration network print server on a UNIX system

At present, in many business http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/34332.html "> processing systems, network printer servers are widely used, and these applications are mostly based on TCP/IP protocol." Network print server is more common with Intel, Delink, Zot, and so on, the following small set on the Intel network print server as an example, to explain how to install the configuration network print server in Unix system.

1. Configure IP Address

The IP address of the network print server can be configured in Windows or configured on a UNIX system, as described below.

1 in Windows

The General network print Server has a random configuration management software installation disk. Run the SETUP.EXE program on the Setup disk in Windows, install the management software, and run the management software, which automatically searches the local area network for the print server after startup and lists the results.

Click on the network print server you want to configure, and then click "Revisit" on the main menu, and in the Drop-down box that appears, select "TCP/IP and SNMP" to eject the configuration window.

Select Specify IP address to assign IP addresses and subnet masks. If the application requires remote printing, you can also configure the gateway address.

2 in Unix

Log on as root on UNIX systems to specify IP addresses for the network print server:

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The mac_address can be obtained from the label on the back of the network print server or from a test page printed by the test button. This address looks like this: 00:a0:c9:1e:5d:b8:04. Once you've set it up, Ping test it.

2, adjust the basic parameters

Set the IP address, you can use Telnet command to log on to the network print server to adjust some basic parameters, such as the print port rate to high-speed, modify the IP address again, modify the management password, configure the gateway and so on. After adjusting the parameters, the print server generally asks whether to save the changes, and then automatically restart for the new configuration to take effect.