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L Lights, reading the indicator lights, 1-5 N NetWare assigning a password for the print server, 2-11 assigning print queues on a single file server, 2-4 assigning print queues on multiple file servers, 2-8 configuring the printer as a print server, 2-4 to 2-12 configuring the printer as a remote printer, 2-13 to 2-16 deleting print queues from a print server, 2-10 installing EPSON Net! for NetWare, 2-3 renaming a print server, 2-11 setting the queue polling time interval, 2-12 switch between print server and remote printer, 2-17 Network protocols supported, 1 Node address, definition, 4 P Parity, 7-8 Password, assigning, 2-11 Piping configuring printer for, 6-5 to 6-9 printer status for piped ports, 6-9 using to share printer, 6-10 to 6-12 Power-saving mode, 7-5, 7-6 Print queue assigning on a single NetWare file server, 2-4 assigning on multiple NetWare file servers, 2-8 deleting from a print server, 2-10 setting the polling time interval, 2-12 Print queue, definition, 4 Print server configuring the printer as a print server, 2-4 to 2-12 definition, 4 deleting print queues from, 2-10 renaming, 2-11 Printing using ftp, 5-7 using lpr, 5-8 Protocols supported, 1 R Redirection configuring printer for, 6-3 to 6-4 printer status for redirected ports, 6-5 Remote printer configuring for NetWare, 2-13 to 2-16 configuring for UNIX, 5-4 to 5-6 definition, 4 Rename EPL-N2000 for Macintosh, 3-3 to 3-7 NetWare print server, 2-11 Resetting the Ethernet card, 1-6 S SCO UNIX system, configuring the printer for, 5-9 Sharing printer among several OS/2 workstations, 6-10 to 6-12 IN-2 Index

Section	Page
FRONT MATTER	1
CONTETS	4
INTRODUCTION	7
Network Utility Software	8
How This Manual Is Organized	9
Terms and Concepts	10
CHAP 1-GETTING STARTED	12
Connecting the Ethernet Interface Card to the Network	13
Reading the Indicator Lights	16
Resetting the Ethernet Card	17
CHAP 2-CONFIGURING THE EPL-N2000 FOR NETWARE	18
Installing EPSON Net! for NetWare	20
For Windows	20
For DOS	20
Configuring the EPL-N2000 as a Print Server	21
Assigning Print Queues on a Single NetWare File Server	21
Assigning Print Queues on Multiple NetWare File Servers	25
Deleting Print Queues from a Print Server	27
Renaming the Print Server	28
Assigning a Password	28
Setting the Queue Polling Time Interval	29
Configuring the EPL-N2000 as a Remote Printer	30
Defining the EPL-N2000 on a NetWare Print Server	30
Configuring the Operating Mode and Making Other Changes	31
Configuring the EPL-N2000 to Switch Modes	34
CHAP 3-CONFIGURING THE EPL-N2000 FOR APPLETALK	37
Installing EPSON Net! for Macintosh	39
Using EPSON Namer to Rename Your Printer	39
Using EPSON Zoner to Assign a Zone to Your Printer	43
CHAP 4-CONFIGURING THE EPL-N2000 FOR WINDOWS NT	45
Configuring on a Windows NT Server Using DLC	46
Configuring on a Windows NT Server Using TCP/IP	48
Installing EPSON Net! for Windows NT	48
Setting the IP Address	48
Creating the Printer on the Windows NT Server	50
CHAP 5-CONFIGURING THE EPL-N2000 FOR UNIX	52
Setting Up the EPL-N2000 as a Network Device	53
Setting Up the EPL-N2000 as a Remote Printer	55
Printing to the EPL-N2000	57
Using FTP to Print	58
Using LPR to Print	59
Setting Up the EPL-N2000 with Other UNIX Systems	60
Setting Up for SCO UNIX Systems	60
Setting Up for IBM AIX Systems (RS/6000)	63
Setting Up for HP-UX Systems	64
CHAP 6-CONFIGURING THE EPL-N2000 FOR OS/2	67
Protocol Support	68
Setting Up Redirection to the EPL-N2000	69
Obtaining Printer Status for Redirected Ports	71
Setting Up Piping to the EPL-N2000	71
Copying the Piping Software	72
Configuring Printers for Use with Remote Print Service	73
Obtaining Printer Status for Piped Ports	75
Sharing an EPL-N2000 Among Several Workstations	80
Installing the Status Monitor Utility	80
Accessing the Status Monitor Utility	81
From Windows 95	81
From Windows NT 3.51	81
Using the Status Monitor Utility	82
Checking Printer Status	82
Changing Printer Settings	83
Changing Serial Settings	85
Working with Printer Configuration Files	87

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IN-2

Index

Lights, reading the indicator lights,

1-5

NetWare

assigning a password for the print

server, 2-11

assigning print queues on a single

file server, 2-4

assigning print queues on

multiple file servers, 2-8

configuring the printer as a print

server, 2-4 to 2-12

configuring the printer as a

remote printer, 2-13 to 2-16

deleting print queues from a print

server, 2-10

installing EPSON Net! for

NetWare, 2-3

renaming a print server, 2-11

setting the queue polling time

interval, 2-12

switch between print server and

remote printer, 2-17

Network protocols supported, 1

Node address, definition, 4

Parity,

7-8

Password, assigning, 2-11

Piping

configuring printer for, 6-5 to 6-9

printer status for piped ports, 6-9

using to share printer, 6-10 to 6-12

Power-saving mode, 7-5, 7-6

Print queue

assigning on a single NetWare file

server, 2-4

assigning on multiple NetWare

file servers, 2-8

deleting from a print server, 2-10

setting the polling time interval,

2-12

Print queue, definition, 4

Print server

configuring the printer as a print

server, 2-4 to 2-12

definition, 4

deleting print queues from, 2-10

renaming, 2-11

Printing

using ftp, 5-7

using lpr, 5-8

Protocols supported, 1

Redirection

configuring printer for, 6-3 to 6-4

printer status for redirected ports,

6-5

Remote printer

configuring for NetWare, 2-13 to

2-16

configuring for UNIX, 5-4 to 5-6

definition, 4

Rename

EPL-N2000 for Macintosh, 3-3 to

3-7

NetWare print server, 2-11

Resetting the Ethernet card, 1-6

SCO UNIX system, configuring the

printer for, 5-9

Sharing printer among several OS/2

workstations, 6-10 to 6-12