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7-3 Using Your Print Server in a NetWare 4.x Network
In NetWare 3.x, all user-related information is stored in a database called the Bindery. NetWare server
administration programs such as SYSCON and PCONSOLE modify information in the Bindery to
manage the operation of the file server. The main disadvantage of the Bindery database is that it is
limited to a single file server. Networks with a large number of servers can become difficult to manage,
because each server has to be configured separately. In a large enterprise with a large number of
servers, it could become extremely difficult to coordinate the administration of file servers across the
entire enterprise.
Novell introduced NetWare Directory Services (NDS), which allows administration on a more global
basis, in NetWare 4.x. NDS organizes objects by administrative domain, not by file server. The
advantage of NDS is that the user logs on to a tree rather than a particular file server. However, to
retain backward compatibility, NetWare 4.x still provides Bindery emulation to ease the transition into
NDS.
To be able to configure the NetWare 4.x or IntraNetWare file server in NDS mode, the client station
conducting the configuration must have Novell Client32 installed. There are different versions of
Client32 software for Ms-DOS, Windows 3.1, and Windows 95. With Windows NT, the IntraNetWare
software for Windows NT is necessary. Without Client32 or IntraNetWare, the file server can only be
configured in Bindery mode.
Setting PSERVER Mode in a NetWare 4.x NDS Mode Network
As described at the beginning of the chapter, you should determine a unique name and permanent
name for the print server prior to starting any configuration process. Also make sure that you have a
unique name for each of the NETGEAR print servers on the network.
Log in to your NDS network as ADMIN or as a user with Administrator access privileges. Make a note
of the NDS tree and NDS context name that appear on the screen. This information will be used later
to configure the NETGEAR print server.
- Reference Manual 1
- Trademarks 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Customer Support 4
- Internet/World Wide Web 4
- Preface 5
- Conventions 6
- Related Publication 6
- TABLE OF CONTENT 7
- Chapter 1 Introduction 10
- LED Descriptions 11
- Rear Panel of PS111W 12
- Chapter 2 Installation 17
- 2-4 Verifying Power 19
- Server Status 22
- Configure Server 23
- TCP/IP Configuration Fields 25
- AppleTalk 26
- Wireless 27
- Network Type 28
- Wireless Link Info 30
- Printer Port 31
- Logical Printer 32
- NetWare General 34
- NetWare Print Server 34
- NetWare Remote Printer 36
- 4-1 Printing in Windows 38
- Figure 4-3 Components 41
- Figure 4-5 Program Folder 42
- Figure 4-6 43
- Figure 4-7 Complete Screen 44
- 4. Click on Next 48
- Auto-IP 50
- Wireless Configuration 52
- Figure 4-16 Add a Printer 54
- Figure 4-17 Set up printer 55
- ADD PORT Window 57
- Figure 4-20 Add Port message 57
- 3. Click on Next 59
- 5. Click on Next 61
- 6. Click on Next 62
- 7. Click on Next 62
- Server Using ARP” 66
- Configuration Example 73
- FTP Files in the Directory 75
- FTP Commands 75
- Configuring LPD on System V 77
- Configuring LPD on BSD 78
- Printing Using LPD 79
- Printing Using FTP 79
- Printing Using DSI 79
- 6-3 Using PSTool Utility 82
- 7-1 Configuration Overview 84
- PSERVER mode: 94
- NetWare NDS Remote Printer 98
- NetGear Print Server Manual 100
- Using Logical Ports 104
- Program 105
- Buttons 106
- Browse Button 107
- Exit Button 107
- System Tab 108
- System Tab Fields 109
- TCP/IP Tab 110
- NetWare PServer Menu Tab 111
- NetWare RPrinter Menu Tab 112
- AppleTalk Tab 113
- AppleTalk Tab Fields 114
- Logical Port Tab 115
- Physical Port Tab 116
- Wireless Tab 117
- same Channel number 119
- Link Info Screen 120
- 8-3 Menu Options 121
- Printer Menu 122
- Configuring Using IP Setup 123
- Three Main Address Classes 128
- Netmask 129
- Subnet Addressing 130
- Private IP Addresses 131
- Address Resolution Protocol 132
- IP Configuration by DHCP 132
- Appendix C CONFIG File 133
- CONFIG File Line Numbers 134
- Overview 135
- Create Printer Agent 136
- Create Printer Agent Window 136
- Workstation Configuration 137
- Appendix E IP Setup 139
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