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Intermate100 and Intermate101 Print Server Administration Manual 19
Introduction: Topics in This Manual
1.4.7. About Information and Monitoring Possibilities
•
“Printed Information Available” [page 170]
.
“Print Main Status Pages” is the most important item.
•
“Standard Monitoring Information” [page 173]
covers all
of the “Status” information you can get printed to the
screen. “System Log” is the most important item.
Note that you can get a hard copy of the System Log by
printing the Main Status Pages.
•
“Configurable Monitoring Tools” [page 178]
tells you
• How to enable / create an IMCUagent
• How to enable and configure e-mail notification about
what is happening with printer(s) served by any given
Intermate1xx.
•
“Configure [SNMP]” [page 180]
tells you how to enable
and configure the Intermate1xx
so that you can use a
fully featured SNMP-based network management tool
(such as HP OpenView) to manage many printers and
monitor their activity in detail.
•
“Printer and Job Status via “Finger” (External Tool)”
[page 194]
tells you how to use the TCP/IP “Finger”
command from a Windows management environment
(NT or more advanced) or from a UNIX (or similar)
management environment.
- Intermate100 / Intermate101 1
- Print Server 1
- Administration Manual 1
- INTRODUCTION 3
- 1. Introduction 4
- 1.2. Types of Documentation 7
- 1.4. Topics in This Manual 10
- 1.4.3. About Initial Contact 13
- 1.4.6. “Other Configurations” 18
- so that you can use a 19
- 1.4.9. About the Appendices 21
- PRINTING ENVIRONMENTS 22
- 2.1. Introduction 23
- 2 Add a new port 24
- 3 About the Port Name: 24
- 2.3. LPR 27
- 2.4. Internet Print Protocol 30
- 3. Windows NT 4.0 32
- 3.3. Native LPR 38
- Windows NT 4.0: Native LPR 39
- 4. Windows 95/98 42
- 4.3. New “Printer” 44
- Windows 95/98: New “Printer” 45
- 1 Open the Printers window 46
- 9 Finish by clicking OK 48
- 6.1. Introduction 51
- 6.2. Mac OS 8.1 (and higher) 52
- 6.3. Mac OS 7.5 or Earlier 53
- 7.1. Topics Covered 54
- 7.2. LPR (ASCII) 55
- 7.3. FTP 56
- 7.4. IPDS with PSF/6000 57
- 8. OS/2 2.x and OS/2 Warp 59
- 8.2.5. Troubleshooting 63
- 8.3. IPDS from PSF/2 64
- TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT 66
- CONFIGURATION 66
- 9. HTTP (Browser) 67
- 9.2. How To Connect 68
- 9.8. Logout 74
- 10.1. Connecting 75
- 10.2. Menu Items and Settings 76
- Configuration Utility (IMCU) 78
- 11.5. How to Log In and Out 82
- Figure 2. Device List 84
- 11.7. Installing Agents 85
- INITIAL CONTACT 87
- 12.1. Introduction 88
- 12.3. Method Overview 91
- 12.4. Assignment Using BOOTP 93
- 12.5. Assignment Using RARP 95
- 12.6. Assignment Using DHCP 97
- CONFIGURING THE 102
- “BASIC” AND 102
- “PERMISSIONS” 102
- 13. [TCP/IP] 103
- Gateway 104
- 13.2.1. Host Name 104
- 13.3. Optional Settings 105
- 14. [General] 106
- 14.2.1. Model 107
- 14.2.2. SysAdmin contact 107
- 14.2.3. Device’s location 107
- 14.2.4. Device Name 107
- 14.3. System Target Printer 108
- Values Comments 109
- 15. [Network] 110
- 15.3. Local MAC Address 112
- 16. Configuring Permissions 113
- 16.2. [License Key] 114
- 16.2.2. License Key Entry 115
- CONFIGURING PRINT 116
- SERVICES AND HOST 116
- SESSIONS 116
- 17. Processing Facilities 117
- 17.3.1. Local Printer 122
- 17.4. Processing Layers 123
- 17.6. Logical Printers 125
- How Strings Are Written 126
- PR0 129
- Data Manipulation 133
- 18.4. PJL Support 139
- 18.8. Enable Power Detection 143
- 19.1. Requirements 144
- 19.3. Hostname (Mandatory) 146
- 19.5. Raw Socket TCP Port 148
- 19.6. LPR settings 149
- 20. [Logical Printers 1-8] 151
- 20.2. Target Printer 152
- 20.3. Load Balancing Pool 153
- Example Comments 154
- Logical 155
- ... Before ... After 155
- 20.5. String Substitutions 156
- 21. [Substitution Strings] 157
- 21.2. Planning 158
- 1 Which TCP Port to use 160
- 2 Queue type 163
- 22.4. FTP Print 164
- 22.5.1. Included Features 165
- 22.6. ThinPrint 166
- MANAGEMENT— 169
- INFORMATION AND 169
- MONITORING POSSIBILITIES 169
- 23.1. Main Status Pages 170
- 25.1. [IMCU Agent] 178
- 25.2. [E-Mail Notification] 179
- 26. Configure [SNMP] 180
- To set up a connection 181
- Intermate1xx and printer 183
- 26.3. Edit “Variables” 184
- 9 Edit the variables 186
- 26.5. Traps 188
- Configure [SNMP]: Traps 189
- 7 Log on to the Intermate1xx 190
- 9 Reboot the Intermate1xx 191
- [page 188] 193
- (External Tool) 194
- 27.2. How to Use It 195
- UPGRADES AND 196
- MAINTENANCE 196
- 28. Upgrade Components 197
- 28.3. “FSS-Files” 200
- 28.4. Configuration Files 201
- 28.4.2. .IDB 202
- 28.5.1. Intermate100 (G22) 203
- 29. Using FTP Directly 206
- 29.2. Upgrades of IDBs 208
- 30.1. Advantages 211
- 30.2. Single Print Server 212
- About file types 213
- 9 Finish by clicking [Next] 213
- 30.3. Bulk Upgrade 217
- Using a Serial Cable 219
- APPENDICES 226
- Appendix A. Customer Support 227
- A.3. Gathering Information 228
- B.1. Hardware 229
- Hardware Installation: 233
- “Programming Flash Memory”: 235
- Status Pages ) 236
- Set: Decimal Values 32 - 126 237
- Appendix F. String Syntax 239
- 34,34 or /22,/22 240
- G.1. Overall Checklist 241
- Appendix H. Troubleshooting 245
- H.2. Cannot PING the printer 246
- Introduction 247
- Printing Environments 248
- Table of Contents 249
- Initial Contact 250
- Sub-Groups 251
- Management— 254
- Upgrades and Maintenance 255
- Appendices 257
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