W i n d o w s N T P r o b l e m s
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X N I C - E N E T / T R I N G C o n f i g u r a t i o n G u i d e
A new IP address cannot
be set using ARP/PING
Initial IP address was not set as
None. Either the XNIC was
already given a pre-defined IP
address by a system administrator,
or a DHCP server is enabled on a
file server.
Print a Printer Configuration Sheet and
check the IP address setting for TCP/IP listed
in the top portion.
See the section
Setting the Address
Manually with ARP/PING (Option 1)
(page 9-8).
The client host and the printer are
separated by a router.
The client host issuing the commands to
newly assign the IP address using ARP/PING
and the target printer should be on the
same subnet.
The ARP table on the client host
has empty entries or error ARP 2 is
occurring.
Try Pinging to another IP node on the
network to add an entry into the ARP table.
Refer to the Microsoft knowledge base
(such as their Web pages) for symptoms,
workarounds, and status of the ARP
command in Windows NT.
Print jobs come out
incorrect.
Incorrect value in the
Name of
printer on that machine
field.
For print jobs that use a printer driver,
enter
P A S S T H R U
in the
Name of
printer on that machine
box. This box is
located in the
Add LPR Compatible
Printer
window.
See the section
Configuring the XNIC for
Windows NT,
Step 11 on page 9-18.
Banner page causes problems with
the Auto Emulation Switching.
Add the following lines to the SYSPRINT.sep
file:
@ L
% %
T i t l e : s e p a r a t o r
@ L
% %
A d o b e - P S 2 0 E S P F - 1 . 2
The file should end in a control-D.
Therefore, insert the following line at the
end of the SYSPRINT.sep file:
@ L < H E X 0 4 >
This file is located in the
C:\windows\system32 directory.
Table 11.6 Windows NT Problems
(continued)
Problem
Possible Causes
Corrective Actions
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