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Identifies the AppleTalk Printer Name. The assigned default name is Unit

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NetWare Configuration Using the Network Management Utility Using Help Screens Protocols Setup AppleTalk This screen lets you update or change the AppleTalk configuration settings you entered for the print server. Each field on the configuration menu is described below. Enable AppleTalk Click on the check box to enable or disable AppleTalk as a print server protocol. When the check box is marked, AppleTalk is enabled. Unit Name This is the name assigned to the print server on the AppleTalk network. By default, the name is NC2_(serial_number). You can change the name to identify the print server for your network. Zone Name Identifies the zone in which the print server is located. Be sure to identify the correct zone; otherwise, printing will not be possible. Port Type Identifies the ports available on your print server. Printer Name Identifies the AppleTalk Printer Name. The assigned default name is Unit #(serial_number) 1. Enable Port Click on the check box to enable or disable AppleTalk printing. When a check box is marked, it is enable for printing. Click on [Accept Settings] when you are finished making your entries. This puts your new entries into effect. Click on [Clear Inputs] to clear the entries you made or to revert to the previous settings. 3-22 NetWare Configuration

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3-22 NetWare Configuration
NetWare Configuration
Using the Network Management Utility
Using Help Screens
Protocols
Setup AppleTalk
This screen lets you update or change the AppleTalk configuration settings
you entered for the print server. Each field on the configuration menu is
described below.
Enable AppleTalk
Click on the check box to enable or disable AppleTalk as a print server
protocol. When the check box is marked, AppleTalk is enabled.
Unit Name
This is the name assigned to the print server on the AppleTalk network. By
default, the name is NC2_(serial_number). You can change the name to
identify the print server for your network.
Zone Name
Identifies the zone in which the print server is located. Be sure to identify
the correct zone; otherwise, printing will not be possible.
Port Type
Identifies the ports available on your print server.
Printer Name
Identifies the AppleTalk Printer Name. The assigned default name is Unit
#(serial_number) 1.
Enable Port
Click on the check box to enable or disable AppleTalk printing. When a
check
box is marked, it is enable for printing.
Click on [Accept Settings] when you are finished making your entries. This
puts your new entries into effect. Click on [Clear Inputs] to clear the entries
you made or to revert to the previous settings.