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Chapter 5 Novell Host Configuration
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13. Select the first item listed as “NOT INSTALLED” and press ENTER.
14. At the printer configuration window, type in the name for this new
printer. This name must be one of the pre-defined destinations/
queues on the PrintNet. This will normally be “d1prn.”
15. Go to the “Type” field and press ENTER to see the possible choices.
16. Select “Defined Elsewhere” from this list.
17. When done, press ESCAPE and select “Yes” to save the changes to
this new printer.
18. Press ESCAPE again to return to the “Print Server Configuration”
menu.
19. Select “Queues Serviced by Printer.”
20. Select this new printer from the printer list that displays and press
ENTER.
21. At the empty queue list that displays, press INSERT.
22. Select the queue created in step 5 and press ENTER.
23. When prompted for the priority, press ENTER to select the default or
select a priority.
24. Press ESCAPE until back at the PCONSOLE Main Menu.
25. Repower the printer.
26. Wait two minutes and then select “Print Queue Information” from the
PCONSOLE Main Menu.
27. Select this new queue from the menu that displays. Select “Currently
Attached Servers” to see which print server is servicing this queue.
At this point, the PrintNet name (e.g., M_071C1A) should show within this
window. This means the PrintNet knows about this new Novell print
queue it must service as a PSERVER. Therefore, it will poll this queue
regularly looking for jobs to print.
NOTE: The PrintNet can service up to four printers on one file server. It
cannot service multiple file servers at one time.