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CONFIGURING THE M204 FOR NOVELL: Host Configuration 53

Host Conﬁguration

The M204 can act as either a PSERVER or as a RPRINTER in a Novell environment.

It supports encrypted passwords and it is capable of servicing up to 16 ﬁle servers and

32 queues as a PSERVER. One M204 can handle eight RPRINTER setups.

PSERVER Bootup

When booting as a PSERVER, the M204 gets a server list from the ﬁrst ﬁle server it

contacts. The unit then contacts those servers on that list to see if there is a queue that

needs servicing. The queues are then be polled every 5 seconds (by default) by the

Print Server to see if there are any jobs queued.

RPRINTER Bootup

When booting as a RPRINTER, the M204 again gets a server list from the ﬁrst ﬁle

server it contacts. For each server found on that list, it then looks for a ﬁle called

SYS:\LOGIN\M_xxxxxx\CONFIG where xxxxxx is the last six hexadecimal digits

in the Ethernet address found on the bottom of the unit. This ﬁle contains one set

rprinter command for each RPRINTER serviced by the M204 since the RPRINTER

settings do not hold their effect through a power cycle.

If the M204 loses a connection to a ﬁle server (as a PSERVER) or to a PSERVER (as

a RPRINTER), it will automatically reconnect when that server becomes available

again.

Following is the conﬁguration steps for a PSERVER setup, a RPRINTER setup, as

well as the options available for NetWare 4 environments.

PSERVER Setup (Pre-NetWare 4)

This procedure conﬁgures the Novell ﬁle server to use an M204 as a PSERVER in a

non-NetWare 4 environment. Please see NetWare 4 Options on page 59 for more on a

NetWare 4 setup.

The M204 replaces a dedicated workstation running PSERVER.EXE or

PSERVER.NLM on the ﬁle server, so these are no longer needed.

To set up the unit as a PSERVER in a non-NetWare 4 environment, you need to:

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