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NEC 1765 Administration Software for TCP/IP 5–33
5 NEC 1765 Administration Software
Changing NetWare File Server Queue Polling Rate
You can change the queue polling rate. The queue
polling rate is a measure of the frequency with which
the LAN card checks the jobs in the print queue. If the
polling rate is set to 5, the LAN card checks the print
queue every 5 seconds. The queue polling rate is
measured in seconds and can be between 1 and 255
seconds.
1. Select the printer you want to change from the list of
printers in the Printer Administration window.
2. From the Printer Administration window click the
NetWare button or select the NetWare menu option
from the Configure menu.
3. Type the new queue polling rate in the Queue
Polling Rate text box.
4. Select the Save button to save the new queue
polling rate and leave the NetWare Configuration
dialog box
Or
Select the Cancel button to keep the old queue
polling rate and leave the NetWare Configuration
dialog box.
Changing TCP/IP IP Address
Follow these steps to change the TCP/IP IP address.
1. Select the printer you want to change from the list of
printers in the Printer Administration window.
2. From the Printer Administration window click the
TCP/IP button or select the TCP/IP menu option
from the Configure menu.
3. Type the new IP address in the IP Address text box.
4. Select the Save button to save the new IP address
and leave the TCP/IP Parameters dialog box
Or
Select the Cancel button to keep the old IP address
and leave the TCP/IP Parameters dialog box.
Changing TCP/IP Subnet Mask
Follow these steps to change the TCP/IP subnet mask.
1. Select the printer you want to change from the list of
printers in the Printer Administration window.
2. From the Printer Administration window click the
TCP/IP button or select the TCP/IP menu option
from the Configure menu.
3. Type the new subnet mask in the Subnet Mask text
box.
4. Select the Save button to save the new subnet mask
and leave the TCP/IP Parameters dialog box
Or
Select the Cancel button to keep the old subnet
mask and leave the TCP/IP Parameters dialog box.