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Minolta PI4700E User Manual

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Disabling this option also disables the Primary File Server field.

Primary File Server
Specifies the NetWare file server used by the Network Card as the pri-
mary file server. When no primary file server is selected yet or when
the selected server cannot be used for some reason, the first file serv-
er on the list is selected automatically.

Print Server Settings

Use the settings on this dialog box to configure a print server printer. This
information is normally input using the NetWare

NWADMIN

or the

PCON-

SOLE

utility.

NWSetup

can also be used to make Network Card printer

settings, even though it does not include the above NetWare utilities. The
following explains each of the settings.

Enable Printer
Enables and disables a Network Card and printer support.

Checking this box enables the printer.

Unchecking this box disables the printer and causes all other fields on
this dialog box to appear dimmed.

Printer Name Queues Serviced by Printer
Shows the printer name. You cannot change the content of this field.
It lists all the queues serviced by the printer.

A bindery connection queue is shown using the syntax: bindery server
name: queue name.

An NDS connected queue entry includes the distinguished name.

Example:

When the printer services a queue named

YOURPTR_Q

on a bindery

server named

OLD_SERVER

, this list shows the entry

OLD_SERVER:YOURPTR_Q

.

When the printer services a queue named

ENGINEERING_Q

on an NDS

server with the distinguishing name

ENGINEERING.CORP

, this list

shows the entry

ENGINEERING_Q.ENGINEERING.CORP

.

User/Groups Notified by Printer
This field lists all of the users and user groups to which notification is
sent when a printer error is detected.

A bindery connected user or user group is shown using the syntax:
bindery server name:user/group name.

An NDS connected user or user group entry includes the distinguished
name.