Print Server Administration User’s Guide
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Appendix: Telnet Interface Administration
Do you really want to save configuration? (y/n)
Answer Y to confirm the save. The telnet connection will
drop, and the print server will reset itself, letting the new port
settings take effect.
Changing AppleTalk Settings
You can also change AppleTalk network settings from the telnet
interface. On Macintosh-only networks, you can use a telnet
client such as NCSA Telnet to configure your print server without
requiring a Windows-compatible machine.
Selecting AppleTalk Configuration displays the AppleTalk
Configuration menu:
[AppleTalk Configuration]
1 - Zone Name <*>
2 - Port 1 Printer Type <LaserWriter>
3 - Port 1 PostScript Level <Level 2>
4 - Port 2 Printer Type <LaserWriter>
5 - Port 2 PostScript Level <Level 2>
6 - Port 3 Printer Type <LaserWriter>
7 - Port 3 PostScript Level <Level 2>
0 - Return to Main Menu
Enter Selection:
To modify a selection, select its menu item and enter a new value.
The meanings of each of the AppleTalk settings is described in the
Setting up the Print Server for AppleTalk Printing section on page
70.
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