Using the Ethernet Card as
a
Print Server
Each Ethernet Card, when running in print server mode, requires a
connection to a file server. In addition, the Ethernet Card can
service up to 32 queues and eight file servers in print server mode.
Make sure the host printer is turned on and the interface is
connected to the network, then follow these steps to configure the
Ethernet Card.
Note:
Before running the EPSON Net! utility, you must log on to the selected
file server with supervisor privileges before you can configure the
Ethernet Card.
Setting up queues on a file server
To set up queues on a file server in print server mode, follow the
steps below. To configure the printer as a remote printer, see
“Using the Ethernet Card as a Remote Printer” later in this
chapter. For information on using your printer as a print server in
Auto PrintServer/Remote mode, see page 2-18.
1. From any NetWare workstation, log on with supervisor
privileges.
Note:
The following examples are based on the Windows version
of
the
setup utility. However, the menus and procedures used
in
configuring the Ethernet Card are the same
for
both versions of the
utility.
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