Linksys EPSX3 User Guide - Page 15

Instant EtherFast® Series Chapter 7: Configuring the PrintServer Using the Webbased Utility Accessing the Web-based Utility Use the following directions to utilize the PrintServer's built-in Web-based Utility to configure your PrintServer. Open your web browser and type http:// followed by the PrintServer's IP address in the browser's Address box. Use the Bi-Admin software to find the IP address. Then, press the Enter key. Figure 7-1 The Password Screen will appear. Leave the User Name field blank. The Password field will be blank as well. If you want to password protect your PrintServer, enter a password now. If you don't want to be required to enter this password every time you log on, check the box next to Save this password in your password list. This will automatically log you in when you return to this page. (Note: If you change your password, the automatic login will not work until you save the new password over the old one.) If you decide to enter a password, do so and click the OK button. Otherwise, just click the OK button. Figure 7-2 22 EtherFast 10/100 PrintServers The Server Page Figure 7-3 When the Configure Server screen appears, enter the PrintServer name (in the example shown here SCA71107). Then enter your password (if you created one) into the Password field and type it again in the Verify Password field to confirm it. Check all boxes that apply to your network next to the Enable area under Protocols. Generally, AppleTalk is only for Macintosh networks. IPX/SPX and NetBEUI are usually associated with PC-based networks. If you are unsure, however, you may check all boxes. This option, while giving you the greatest chance of connection, increases network traffic. Once you've made all your choices, click the Save button. The Printer Page Click the Printers tab to open the Printer Status screen. On this screen, you will be able to see the status of any printers connected to the PrintServer. You can also test the printers by clicking the Print Test Page button corresponding to the printer you want to test. Figure 7-4 23