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GL-10x0 Administrator’s Guide
Introduction
The controller provides cross-platform support for Windows ® , Macintosh ® ,
and Unix
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operating systems over a wide variety of network protocols,
including TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, SMB, and AppleTalk. It supports both wired
(Ethernet) and wireless networks.
The client software package and web-based device management utility
provide unparalleled device and job control from the convenience of your
desktop.
Who Should Read This Guide
This guide is intended primarily for Network Administrators or those
responsible for setting up, maintaining, and managing TOSHIBA devices
over the network.
A prerequisite for using this guide is a thorough understanding of your
network environment: type, configuration, and terminology.
This guide is not intended for digital copier service technicians, operators,
or end users. For information on using and maintaining the digital copier,
refer to the Toshiba Operator’s Guide for Copying Functions or contact
your TOSHIBA authorized dealer for support. For information on using
printer drivers and other client software, refer to the Operator’s Guide.
This guide assumes that you are a proficient user of your network
management tools, such as Microsoft’s Server Manager and Novell’s
NetWare Administrator. Although references are made to third-party
software, detailed instructions for using these products are outside the
scope of this guide.
Features and Functions
Whether you use the controller in a high volume, large office environment,
centralized copy and reprographics center, or print-for-pay facility, the
feature-rich client software affords all users the opportunity to output
their documents with increased productivity.
Expanded Client Platform Support
The controller supports printing from Windows, Unix, Novell, and
Macintosh operating systems.