NetWare Setup Wizard

NetWare Setup Wizard configures a printer in a NetWare network environment. This wizard performs the following tasks.

• It creates or modifies objects of printers, ports/queues on the NetWare server and assigns ports/queues to the created printer objects.

• In the case of directory service, it configures operation modes, device names and contexts for printers.

• In the case of bindery service, it configures operation modes, device names and file server names for the printer.
In this screen you can select the protocol to be searched and the searching method.

Protocol
Select TCP/IP or IPX.

Local network search
Searches a printer on the local network according to the selected protocol.

Search specification
According to the type of protocol selected, specify the subnet or the network number and perform a search.

Printer specification
According to the type of protocol selected, enter the IP address or the IPX address of the printer directly and specify the printer

"About" button

Displays the version information of this wizard, a link to the Fuji Xerox Web Site and the CentreWare Web Site, and the license information.

Click "Next" after selecting the protocol and the search method.


"About" button

Displays the version information of this wizard.


Search Result Display

Displays the result for printer search.

Select the printer to be configured.

Available Fuji Xerox printers
Displays a list of names and models of printers that are matching with the specified search conditions.

Models to be displayed

If you want a shortlist display of models, to be displayed in the search result, specify the models to be displayed.

All the searched models will be displayed if you select "All models".

Click "Next" after selecting the printer to be configured.


Available Fuji Xerox Printers

Displays printers that are matching with the specified search conditions.


Models to be Displayed

Specify if you want a shortlist display of models, to be displayed in the search result.

For details, click "Help".


Subnet Specification

Set the IP subnet as the range of search for printers.

To set the subnet, enter the required subnet address in the input column and click "Add Subnet". A new subnet address will be added to the subnet list. This list will be searched when you will search the printers on a TCP/IP network by using NetWare Setup Wizard.

The subnet address entered here will be as follows if the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. To search the another printer in same subnet, if you know beforehand that a printer with IP address 192.168.5.200 is existing, specify 192.168.5.255 as the IP subnet.

To remove a subnet from the list, select the address to be removed and click "Remove Subnet".

Click "Next" after specifying the subnet.


Subnet

Displays the subnet address used as the range for search.


"Add Subnet" button

Click this button after entering the IP address in the textbox.
For details, click "Help".


"Remove Subnet" button

Select address of the subnet to be removed and click this button.


Specification of Search Range

Specify the search range of IPX protocol.

Enter the number in "Network Number" and click "Next" to start NetWare search.


Network Number

Enter network number of the connected printer.


Selection of the Network Connection Type

Select NetWare connection type for the printer.

Bindery

This is the NetWare bindery connection that provides a NetWare connection to a file servers running the NetWare network operating system version 3.X, 4.X or 5.X.

If Bindery is selected, you need to have a server that is logged on by a bindery server administrator or a user of equivalent rights. Otherwise, the configuration process will not proceed to the next step.

NDS

NDS stands for Novell Directory Services. Novell directory service supports the various hierarchical databases that can be accessed from all the file servers on the network, of the NetWare network operating system of V.4 or later.

Computers and printers being installed become selectable if they support NDS.

Click "Next" after selecting the connection type.


Bindery

This is the NetWare bindery connection.

For details, click "Help".


NDS

NDS stands for Novell Directory Services.

For details, click “Help".


Selection of NDS Tree and Context

Select the NDS tree and context for configuring the printer.

NDS tree
Displays the currently available NDS trees on the network.

Select a tree for configuring the printer. It can be selected by clicking "Browse" and selecting a tree from the list

"Browse" button for the NDS tree
"Select NDS tree" dialog box is displayed when the button is clicked.

Select an NDS tree and click "OK".

Context
Displays the context configured for the printer. To change the configured context or configure a new context, click "Browse" and browse for the context to be configured.

Click "Next" after selecting the context. If you select the tree for which, the logged on user is not having administrator-equivalent rights, a dialog box prompting the user to log on will be displayed.

"Browse" button for the context
"Browse Context" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked.

If the context is an existing context configured for the printer, the hierarchy will be displayed from the Organization (O=**) to which the context belongs. If no context is configured for the printer, "Root" will be displayed.

To select a context from other sub-trees, click "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Context". The display of sub-tree specified in the format of OU=**.O=**, is changed in the "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Contexts" dialog box. To display the tree from topmost position, enter "Root".

Click "Next" after selecting it.


NDS Tree

Displays the NDS tree.

For details, click "Help".


Context

Displays the context of the NDS tree.
For details on the operation, click "Help" button.


"Browse" button

"NDS Tree Selection" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked.

For details on the operation, click "Help" button.


"Browse" button

"Browse Context" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked.

For details on the operation, click "Help" button.


Setting the Printer Name

Sets or modifies the printer name.

Printer name

Displays the name of the printer currently set up. You can set the printer name by changing this name.

Note:
You can enter a maximum of 31 characters (single-byte) in this text box. The following symbols cannot be used in the printer name.

• For bindery connection, the following symbols cannot be used: . < > / ? ; : [ ] \ | = + * ~
• For NDS, the following symbols cannot be used:. \ = + ~
Japanese language can be used for the printer name however, the printer name may not be correctly displayed when a printer search is executed.

"Print Server Password" button

"Print Server Password" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked. You can set the print server password here.

Note:
For the printers not configured with NetWare setting, if the printer name is same as the name in primary server or in the registry, or if it is like "Configured name + "PRINTER"", then a message prompting for changing the printer name is displayed.
For the printers already configured with NetWare setting, this message will not be displayed even if an object with the same name as the configured printer exists. However, if the object is not a Pserver object, a message prompting for changing the printer name is displayed.

Click "Next" after setting the printer name.


Printer Name

Displays the printer name.

For details, click "Help".


"Print Server Password" button

You can set a print server password using this button.

For details, click "Help".


Configuring the NDS Queue

Configures a queue for the selected printer.
Only 1 queue can be configured for the printer in this wizard screen.

Create a new queue ／ Volume ／ "Browse" button for volume ／ Queue name ／ Context of the new queue ／"Browse" button for the context of new queue ／Assign an existing queue

Create a new queue

Specify "Volume", "Queue name" and "Context of the new queue".

You can select the volume and context for the new queue from list by clicking "Browse".

Volume

Configures the server volume to which the new queue is assigned.

"Browse" button for volume

"Browse Volume" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked. The volume is displayed from the "Root" level of the selected tree. To select other contexts from the tree, click "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Contexts".

The display of tree specified in the format of OU=**.O=**, is changed in the "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Contexts" dialog box.

Select the volume to which the queue will be assigned and click "OK".

Queue name

As a default, "Printer name_Queue" is entered. To change it, enter a new queue name. Click "Next" and a new queue will be created and assigned to the printer.

Context of the new queue

This textbox displays the current NDS context. The newly created queue is displayed in this context.

"Browse" button for the context of new queue

"Browse Context" dialog box is displayed when this button is clicked. If the context is an existing context configured for the printer, the hierarchy will be displayed from the Organization (O=**) to which the context belongs. If no context is configured for the printer, "Root" will be displayed.

To select a context from other sub-trees, click "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Context". The display of sub-tree specified in the format of OU=**.O=**, is changed in the "Change the Start Position for Browsing the Contexts" dialog box. To display the tree from topmost position, enter "Root".

Assign an existing queue

Assigns an existing queue to the printer. When this item is checked and "Next" clicked, the queue-assigning screen will be displayed.

Click "Next" after setting the queue.


Create a New Queue

Creates a new queue and assign it to the printer.

For details, click "Help".


Assign an Existing Queue

When you select this item and click "Next", the queue-assigning screen will be displayed.

For details, click "Help".


Volume

Configures the server volume to which the new queue is assigned.

For details, click "Help".


Queue Name

Enter the name of new queue in this textbox.

For details, click "Help".


"Browse" button

Displays the "Browse volume" dialog box.

For details, click "Help".


"Browse" button

Displays the "Browse context" dialog box.

For details, click "Help".


Assign NDS Queue

Assigns an existing queue.

An existing queue can be assigned according to the context that is listed in the assigned queues box or a queue with a different context.

Available queues

Displays a queue list on the selected server and on the NDS tree and context.

To delete a queue, click the "Delete" button.

Assigned queues

Displays all the servers or queues assigned to the printer.

To assign a queue, click the required queue in "Available Queues" and the "Add" button. To remove an assigned queue, click the item in the list and the "Remove" button.

"Add" button

Select a queue from the "Available Queues" and click this button. A queue will be assigned and added to "Assigned Queues".

"Remove" button

Select a queue from the "Assigned Queues" and click this button. The assigned queue will be removed and it will be added back to "Available Queues".

"Delete" button

Select a queue from the "Available Queues" and click this button. The selected queue will be deleted.

Note:
When a queue is deleted, queue object will be removed from the tree. The deletion of queue will be reflected on the NetWare server.

Click "Next" after configuring the queue.


Available Queues

Displays a queue list on the selected server and on the NDS tree and context.


Assigned Queues

Displays all the servers or queues assigned to the printer.


"Add" button

Assigns a queue.


"Remove" button

Removes an assigned queue.


"Delete" button

Deletes a queue.

Note:
When a queue is deleted, queue object will be removed from the tree. The deletion of queue will be reflected on the NetWare server.


Check the Printer Configuration

Displays all the entered settings. Check the contents.

To change a setting, click "Back" to return to the previous screen and make the necessary changes.
To reflect the printer configuration on the server and the printer, click "Finish".
A confirmation message will be displayed indicating that the configured settings will be applied to the printer.
Click "OK" and the configuration will be applied to the server and printer.


Configuring the Bindery Queue

Configures a queue for the selected printer.
Only 1 queue can be configured for the printer in this wizard screen.

Create a new queue

Create a new queue.
Specify the "Server" and "Queue name".

Server

Select a server on which a queue is to be created.

Servers to which, the user logs on as "User with administrator-equivalent rights" becomes selectable.

Queue name

As a default, "Printer name_Queue" is entered. To change it, enter a new queue name. Click "Next" and a new queue will be created and assigned to the printer.

Assign an existing queue

Assigns an existing queue to the printer.
When you select this item and click "Next", the queue-assigning screen will be displayed.


Server

Select a server on which a queue is to be created.

For details, click "Help".


Finish

Click it to complete the configuration for the NetWare server and printer.

When "Close" button is clicked, a dialog box asking if you to continue and configure another printer is displayed. If you click "Yes", the startup screen is re-displayed.

Note：
For details on the installation and configuration of the network, refer to the administration manual of the network of the printer used.


Selection of a Primary Server

Select the primary server on which the printer is to be configured.
Servers to which the user or administrator has logged on will be displayed as "Logged on servers" whereas servers not logged on will be displayed as "Available servers". In the list, if you select a server for which, no user having the administrator rights is logged on and further if you click "Next", a dialog box prompting the user to log on is displayed.


Primary Server

A primary server is a type of DNS server. It gives priority to processing inquiries from other computers and DNS servers.


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