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UNIX CONFIGURATIONTo fix this, carriage return insertion must be enabled somewherein the print setup. The easiest and most commonlocation is on the M205/M206 itself within the appropriatemodel. The feature is called “onlcr” and the command syntaxis:set model modelname stty onlcrsaveFor example, if printing to the destination, d1prn, the associatedmodel is m1. Therefore, the command is:set model m1 stty onlcrsaveFor default destination-model mappings on the M205/M206, please see M205/M206 Naming Scheme on page 49.No Formfeed or Extra Page Comes OutUnix text jobs may also have problems outputting the lastpage of a job especially when the BSD Remote (LPD) printmethod is used. This means the formfeed button on theprinter has to be pressed to print the last page.To automate this process, tell the M205/M206 to handle thistask for you by setting this feature on in the appropriatemodel. The command syntax is:set model modelname trailer $FFsaveFor example, if printing to the destination, d2prn, the associatedmodel is m2. Therefore, the command is:set model m2 trailer $FFsaveFor default destination-model mappings on the M205/M206, please refer to the section entitled M205/M206Naming Scheme on page 49.36
NOVELL CONFIGURATIONNOVELL CONFIGURATIONOverviewThis chapter details a complete Novell setup including:1 Identifying the M205/M206 on the network.2 Configuring the M205/M206 with its mandatory printsetup settings.3 Configuring a new print queue on the file server.Please see Appendix C - More on Novell (novell.pdf) foradditional information about Novell environments.Environment DescriptionThe M205/M206 supports network printing under Novellenvironments by utilizing IPX. It supports all versions ofNetWare including the latest version 4.x level. Figure 14provides a Novell setup overview.Figure 14: Novell IntegrationNetWareWorkstationNetWare 3.12File ServerNetWareWorkstationNetWare 4.1File ServerNetWareWorkstationBridge/RouterNetWareWorkstationM205/M206Printer37
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