v The InfoPrint Manager AIX server must be configured to support this feature.
Specifically, the /etc/hosts file must be updated to include the printer's IP
address. See the InfoPrint Manager: Update Guide for U483536 and UR54088 for
more information.
v The printer protocol definition information must be set correctly for the protocol
being used by InfoPrint Manager to submit jobs. Your printer administrator
should verify that the printer definition settings are correct.
v The TCP/IP LAN protocol must be enabled from the printer console.
This section describes the following procedures:
v Enabling the TCP/IP protocol.
v Using the InfoPrint Manager Operations GUI from the printer console.
For more information about installing this feature on your printer, contact your
service representative. See the InfoPrint Manager documentation at
www.infoprint.com for more information about the InfoPrint Manager program
product.
Enabling the IPDS TCP protocol for the IPM feature
Before you begin
Once the TCP/IP LAN connection is installed and the InfoPrint Manager AIX
server is configured to support this feature, the IPDS TCP protocol must be
enabled.
About this task
Do this procedure to enable the IPDS TCP protocol.
Procedure:
Procedure
1. Select Frequent Tasks → Manage Protocols to display the Manage Protocols
panel.
2. Select the IPDS TCP protocol from the list of currently installed protocols.
3. Select Enable.
4. Select Close to return to the Main touch panel.
Note: If the printer LAN protocol is disabled or the physical TCP/IP LAN
connection is disrupted, the connection to the InfoPrint Manager AIX server
will be lost and you will need to restart the Operations GUI from the printer
console.
Using the InfoPrint Manager Operations feature
Before you begin
Once this feature is installed and enabled, the InfoPrint Manager button will
display on the Frequent Tasks panel and you can start the Operations GUI.
About this task
Do this procedure to start the InfoPrint Manager Operations feature from the Main
touch panel.
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