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WINDOWS CONFIGURATION11. At the “Assign IP” dialogue box that displays next, fillin the IP address and subnet mask for this M205/M206.Note: Optional. You can also assign a defaultrouter/gateway entry within this dialoguebox allowing your M205/M206 to communicateacross subnets.12. Click SET when done to assign these TCP/IP settingsto the M205/M206. IPAssign will then display two dialogueboxes informing you of its progress.Once you see the message about successfully assigning thesettings, click OK. These TCP/IP settings are now in theM205/M206’s current memory where they will remain untilthe unit is powered off.To ensure these settings are not lost after a power cycle (unitturned off then on), you will need to store these settings intothe device’s EEPROM. To do this, you will need to:1. Begin a Telnet session with the print server using theIP address you have just assigned it.telnet M205/M206ipAddress2. Log in as “root” when prompted for a login name andpress ENTER at the password prompt since, by default,there is no password.3. Once successfully logged in, enter these commands tostore the IP address and subnet mask into EEPROM:store net 1 addr IPaddressstore net 1 mask netmask4. If you want to store a default router entry allowing forcommunication across subnets, you will need to enterthis command specifying the IP address of your subnet’sdefault router in the routerIPaddress variable:store net route add default routerIPaddress120
WINDOWS CONFIGURATION5. Re-power the M205/M206 to make these settings takeeffect:resetAt this point, your Telnet session will be closed and theM205/M206 will re-boot. This ensures that the new TCP/IPsettings are stored in EEPROM and they will be used. Youwill not lose these settings unless they are changed deliberately.Workstation ConfigurationWindows NT New Printer SetupTo configure a new printer on a Windows NT station, youwill need to:1. Open the “Control Panel”.2. Double click on “Printers”.3. Select “Create a Printer” from the “Printer” menu todisplay the dialogue box in Figure 10.Figure 10: Create a Printer Dialogue Box4. Define a name to represent this print setup and selectthe appropriate driver for the printer that will be usedin this M205/M206 print setup.21
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