Microplex M204, Руководство по установке и настройке

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120 USING THE M204’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: General Options
on page 128 for more information.
Setting passwords and assigning a permission level to users eliminates the possibility
of any unwanted users from getting into the M204’s command set and manipulating
the current settings. To configure passwords and to learn more about the two different
permission levels provided for users, please see set user on page 104 and User
Accounts and Permissions on page 82. To view the current user settings, see list user
on page 89.
Using Different Naming Schemes
By default, the M204 is named M_xxxxxx where xxxxxx is the last six digits of the
Ethernet address as found on the bottom of the unit. This name affects a Novell,
AppleTalk, and NetBIOS setup. To change this name to something more suitable for
your printing environment, please see store pserver on page 107.
Caution
If you decide to reconfigure the default name and you are using a CONFIG file to set
M204 parameters with your Novell setup, you must remember to rename the directory
containing this file.
Manipulating the M204’s UTP Interface
If using UTP on your network, you have some control over the UTP interface and its
properties on the M204.
By default, link integrity is turned on but this can be turned off. In addition, you can
increase the sensitivity of the 10Base-T receiver for implementations where line
lengths exceed the recommended 10Base-T maximum of 100 meters. However, this
increases the receiver’s vulnerability to noise and should only be used in installations
with 2-pair cable. Factory default for this setting is off.
To see the current UTP interface settings for a particular network interface, please see
list ifc on page 86. To manipulate the UTP interface, please see store ifc on page 107.