How to configure the PrintServer using Telnet

Note: Requires that the TCP/IP protocol is configured and that an IP Address has been assigned.

Syntax

telnet <IP Address>

A Telnet session

1. From the command prompt issue the telnet command.
   Example: telnet 194.192.134.86
2. The PrintServer will prompt for userid and password. The factory default is adm for both.
3. Navigate the menus by use of keys and make your modifications as required. The configuration modifications are activated by a Save Configuration and Restart PrintServer.

Navigation keys

Key	Action
A, B, ...	Select menu and field.
X	Return to previous menu or Logout.
Z	Return to previous menu without saving.
ENTER	Select value.
SPACE	Toggle options.

Navigation chart

Depending on the capabilities of your PrintServer, you may find that one or more of the entries below are not available, when you login to your PrintServer.

A) Configure PrintServer

A) Configure general parameters

A) Configure PrintServer Parameters

Here you enable/disable the protocols.

B) Configure TCP/IP

C) Configure IPX/SPX

D) Configure ida802.2

E) Configure PU/LU

F) Configure NetBIOS

G) Configure SNMP agent

B) Configure sessions

D) Delete

E) Edit

S) Status

T) Trace

U) Untrace (delete trace)

C) Save Configuration

D) Restore Configuration

E) Restore Factory Defaults

F) Change Password

R) Restart PrintServer

T) Trace Destination

A) FTP host name

B) User name

C) Password

D) File name

S) Start trace

T) Stop trace
Trace status (on/off) is shown on menu

B) Status PrintServer

A) Status LAN Interface

B) Status TCP/IP

C) Status IPX/SPX

D) Status PU/LU Print

E) Status NetBIOS

F) Status Printer

G) Status SNMP Agent

L) List Last Error Log

C) Product information

X) Logout