Panasonic Kx P7305 Operating Instructions Manual

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17Select the print server name in the list or enter the print server name you 
want to use for printing. Click [Next >].
NOTE
• If the print server is on the NetWare server, the printer server can be selected from 
the list. 
18Change the queue name if needed. Click [Next >]. 

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19Follow the instructions on the screen.
20On the NetWare server type LOAD PSERVER xxxxxxxx, then press the 
Enter key. (xxxxxxxx : print server name).
21Turn the printer off and on before printing. 

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Perform the following steps:
Step 1: Setting up the printer
Step 2: Setting up the Server
Step 3: Setting up the client
There are two printing modes.
[A] Print server (PSERVER) mode
[B] Remote printer (RPRINTER) mode
Before setting up, select a printing mode. For detailed information on these modes, refer to the 
NetWare manual or Novell web site. You may need to check with your network administrator 
which to select.
Setting...

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Step 2: Setting up the Server
[A] Using Print Server (PSERVER) mode
1Select the printer you want to configure in the Network Setup Tool 
window.
2Click the Setup menu and select Create NetWare Queue.
3Follow the instructions on the screen.
• When asked to select NDS mode or Bindery mode, select Bindery Mode and click 
[Next >].
4Select a file server from the list and click [Next >]. 

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5Click on the Print Server Mode check button and click [Next >].
6Change the queue name if needed, then click [Next >].
7Follow the instructions on the screen.
NOTE
• When the setting is finished, the printer is automatically restarted. 

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[B] Using the Remote Printer (RPRINTER) mode
1Select the printer you want to configure in the Network Setup Tool 
window.
2Click the Setup menu and select Create NetWare Queue.
3Follow the instructions on the screen.
• When asked to select NDS or Bindery mode, select Bindery Mode and click [Next >].
4Select a file server from the list and click [Next >]. 

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5Click on the Remote Printer Mode check button and click [Next >].
6Select the print server name in the list or enter the print server name you 
want to use for printing. Click [Next >].
NOTE
• If the print server is on the NetWare server, the printer server can be selected from 
the list.  

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7Change the queue name if needed. Click [Next >].
8Follow the instructions on the screen.
9Ty p e  LOAD PSERVER xxxxxxxx, then press the Enter key. (xxxxxxxx : 
print server name).
10Turn the printer off and on before printing.
Step 3: Setting up the client
See “[C] Using the printer CD-ROM” on page 28 in “Step 4: Setting up the client computer”.
NOTE
• If using the Novell Client Software in Windows NT 4.0 / Windows 2000 /...

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This chapter explains how to set up printing in various UNIX environments.
Supported UNIX variants are as follows:
• Solaris 2.6
• Solaris 2.3x - 2.5x
• HP-UX 9.x and 10.x
• AIX 4.x.x
• BSD UNIX
There are two ways of printing.
• Printing using LPD
• Printing using FTP
LPD (Line Printer Daemon) is a network printing protocol and programs associated with 
printer spooling service installed on TCP/IP systems.
Perform the following...

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Step 2: Adding the printer to UNIX systems
Perform the following steps to add the printer as a network printer to a UNIX systems.
When editing the hosts file, contact your network administrator.
1Log in as root.
# login root
2Edit your /etc/hosts file to add the printer as a network printer to your 
system.
(Example)
The printer's IP Address is "172.16.xxx.xxx" and the host name is "kxp7310".
172.16.xxx.xxx...