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Setting Up a NetWare
Important
Types of Print Services
Note
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®
NetWare
Settings (Windows)
®
Print Service
In order to print on a NetWare
queue, and other settings. You can use one of the software applications
below to perform the print service settings from the computer that you are
using. Use whichever method is easiest. This section describes how to
perfrom the settings for NetSpot.
•
NetSpot (Canon software application provided with the printer)
•
NWADMIN or PCONSOLE (Novell software applications provided with
®
NetWare
)
NetSpot must be installed on the computer before you can use NetSpot to set the IP
address. The system administrator should install NetSpot on the computer to be
used. (
Setup Guide)
If you are using an operating system that is not compatible with NetSpot, you can
use another computer on the network or use NWADMIN or PCONSOLE.
If you perform the print service settings with NetSpot or NWADMIN, Novell
Client (the Novell NetWare
application.
The following procedure describes the print service settings for NetWare
procedure may be slightly different for your network environment.
Before performing the print service settings, be sure to read the description
below then select the printer service type.
The types of print services that can be used are different, depending on the version
®
of NetWare
in use.
You can also NDPS as the print service for NetWare
service, for the gateway use the Novell printer gateway provided by Novell. The
setup procedure for NDPS is not described in this manual, so please refer to your
®
NetWare
instructions for details. The NDPS settings cannot be performed with
NetSpot; perform these settings with NWADMIN.
NDS (Novell Directory Service) and bindery mode
Both NDS and the bindery mode are compatible. You can select either,
depending on the requirements of your network environment.
®
network, you must set the printer server,
®
client) must be installed as the client software
®
. If you use NDPS as the print
®
. The
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