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F: Frequently Us
ed Commands
F-9
Command
Option(s)
Description
DSCONTEXT
string
Configures the NetWare
Directory Services
context in which the MPS
is located. For more
information about NDS
contexts, see your NDS
documentation.
DSLICENSE
string
Configures the NetWare
Directory Services
license needed
to enable
NDS on your MPS. Enter
the license string
obtained from Lantroni
x.
DSTREE
string
Configures the NetWare
Directory Services tree in
which the MPS is
located. For more
information about NDS
trees, see your NDS
documentation.
NATIVE
Configures the MPS to
use the “native mode”
frame format.
ETHER_II
Configures the MPS to
use Ethernet v2 frame
format.
802_2
Configures the MPS to
use 802.2 frame format
with NetWare SAPs.
DEFINE PROTO
NETWARE
ENCAPSULATION
option
{EN/DIS}
SNAP
Configures the MPS to
use 802.2 frame format
with SNAP SAPs.
DEFINE PROTO NETWARE LOADHOST
server
See
DEFINE SERVER
NETWARE LOADHOST
server
.
ALL
Removes the entire IP
security table.
PURGE IPSECURITY
option
ipaddress
Removes entries from
the IP security table that
are related to the
specified IP address.
ALL
Removes all entries from
the NetWare access list.
PURGE PROTO
NETWARE ACCESS
option
server
Removes entries from
the NetWare access list
that are related to the
specified file server.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Copyright and Trademark
3
1 : Introduction
4
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
9
How to Use this Manual
13
2 Installation
13
MPS/LPS Product Description
15
Installing the MPS
16
Configuration Methods
19
Ezwebcon
19
Incoming Logins
20
Services
20
Table 1: Default Services
20
4 : TCP/IP Configuration
23
Setting the IP Address
23
Using Ezwebcon
23
Using a Directed Ping Packet
24
Figure 1: ARP and Ping on UNIX
24
Figure 2: ARP and Ping on Windows
24
Using a BOOTP, DHCP, or RARP Reply
25
LPR Printing
25
Figure 3: Configuring Permanent IP Address
25
LPR on Windows NT/2000/XP (and Later)
26
Figure 4: Adding /Etc/Hosts Entry
29
LPR on UNIX and Linux Hosts
29
LPR on Windows 95/98
29
Figure 5: Adding /Etc/Printcap Entry
30
Figure 6: Creating Spooling Directory
30
Figure 7: Printing to Queue
30
LPR on AIX Hosts
30
Figure 8: Printing to Queue
31
LPR on HP Hosts
32
LPR on SCO UNIX Hosts
32
Figure 9: Configuring Remote Printer
33
RTEL Functionality
34
Unix Host Troubleshooting
34
Table 2: TCP Troubleshooting
34
5 : Netware Configuration
35
NDPS Printing
35
NDS Print Queues
35
Configure Your MPS
35
Figure 10: Licensing NDS
35
Netware Administrator Quick Setup Print Queues
36
Figure 11: Defining Directory Service Tree
36
Figure 12: Defining Directory Service Context
36
Figure 13: Defining Access List
36
Figure 14: Rebooting
36
PCONSOLE Print Queues
37
Netware Host Troubleshooting
38
Table 3: Netware Host Troubleshooting (Bindery Mode)
38
Table 4: Netware Host Troubleshooting (NDS)
38
Table 5: NDS Errors from the File Server
39
Table 6: NDS Printing Errors
40
6: LAT Configuration
41
Printing Directly to a Port
41
Figure 15: Creating LAT Application Port
41
Figure 16: Creating and Starting Print Queue
41
LAT Host Troubleshooting
42
Figure 17: Printing to Queue
42
Figure 18: Translating LAT Error Codes
42
Table 7: Troubleshooting LAT Configurations Using a Port
42
7 : Appletalk Configuration
43
Bitronics
43
Macintosh Services
43
Appletalk Zones
44
Appletalk Host Troubleshooting
44
Table 8: Appletalk Host Troubleshooting
44
DLC Configuration
45
MPS Configuration
45
Host Configuration
45
Figure 19: Enabling DLC
45
A: Contact Information
47
Problem Report Procedure
47
Full Contact Information
47
Power-Up Troubleshooting
49
Table 9: Error Messages
49
Table 10: Power-Up Problems and Error Messages
50
DHCP Troubleshooting
51
BOOTP Troubleshooting
51
Table 11: DHCP Troubleshooting
51
Table 12: BOOTP Troubleshooting
51
RARP Troubleshooting
52
Printing Problems
52
Table 13: RARP Troubleshooting
52
Table 14: General Printing Problems
52
Postscript Problems
53
Table 15: Postscript Troubleshooting
53
Bitmap Graphics
54
C: Pinouts Ethernet Connector
55
Parallel Connectors
55
Figure 20: RJ45 Ethernet Connector
55
D: Updating Software Obtaining Software
57
Via the Web
57
Via FTP
57
Figure 21: Sample FTP Login
57
Reloading Software
58
Reloading Sequence
58
Figure 22: Configuring TCP/IP Reload
59
Troubleshooting Flash ROM Updates
60
Figure 23: Configuring Netware Reload
60
Table 16: Flash ROM Troubleshooting
60
E: Specifications
63
Power Information
63
Power Requirements
63
Power Supply Cord
63
Environmental Limitations
64
Temperature
64
Altitude
64
Relative Humidity
64
Conventions
65
Server Commands
65
Table 17: Frequently-Used Server Commands
65
Port Commands
71
Table 18: Port Commands
71
Protocol Commands
72
Table 19: Protocol Commands
72
G: Warranty Statement
76
H: Declaration of Conformity
78
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Model
MPS100
Category
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Language
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