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GL-10x0
Administrator’s Guide
4 From the
NetWare Environment
drop-down list, select the applicable
option:
„
4.x Bindery emulation mode
„
4.x/5.x/6.x NDS mode
„
4.x/5.x Mixed mode
5 Depending on the option selected, do the following:
„
For Bindery or Mixed mode, enter the name of the file server
where you created the print server for the controller.
„
For NDS or Mixed mode, enter the
Tree name
and
Context
under
which the controller is installed.
6 In the
Print Server Name
field, enter the PSERVER name previously
created for the controller (Step 1 on page 160).
7 In the
Context Name
field, enter the context name for the controller.
8 In the
Printer Number
field, enter the printer number assigned to the
printer you created (Step 5 on page 160).
9 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click
Save
.
Proceed to Installing Client Software on page 229.
NDPS Mode
Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS) simplifies the process of setting
up, administering, and troubleshooting Novell printing. By migrating from
queue-based printing toward a more “plug and print” paradigm, NDPS
provides many benefits to both administrators and end-users.
Administrator Benefits
„
Prior to printing, NDPS loads printer drivers and network resources
(such as fonts and forms) to the NDPS database. This allows end
users to simply select and download the correct driver, eliminating
many of the configuration problems users otherwise encounter with
queue-based printing.
„
Monitor jobs with real-time status reports using the printer control
screen.
„
Manage printer usage by configuring access rights for the printer
object.
„
Receive event notification by pop-up message, GroupWise message,
e-mail, or event log, which promotes proactive error resolution.