IBM INFOPRINT 6500 - Manual (Page 337)

Store Commands
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store pserver tcpsocket <tcp-port> dest <dest>
Example: store pserver tcpsocket 5000 dest d1prn
Assign a pre-defined TCP port number <tcp-port> to a
particular destination <dest> on the Ethernet Interface.
Therefore, if you are using a print method that sends jobs
directly to a TCP port number, you still have the option to
process the job data through this destination setting.
store pserver tcpsocket add <tcp-port> dest <dest>
Example: store pserver tcpsocket add 9101 dest d2prn
Maps the port number to a destination.
store pserver tcpsocket del <tcp-port> dest <dest>
Example: store pserver tcpsocket del 9101 dest d2prn
Deletes a mapped port number destination already defined by
listed commands.
ADAPTER,
WIRELESS
ADAPTER
store pserver novell passwd [<password>]
Example: store pserver novell passwd ibm
Store the password <password> for the Ethernet Interface to
use when logging in to a Novell file server. This password
would have to match one set on the file server.
ADAPTER,
WIRELESS
ADAPTER
store pserver novell fserver add|del <fileserver>
Example: store pserver novell fserver add fs1
Add or remove a server entry on the Ethernet Interface for the
Novell file server it will be servicing.
ADAPTER,
WIRELESS
store pserver novell frametype [ethernet2|802.2|802.3|
802.2 snap|autosense]
Sets the frame type for the Novell protocol.
store pserver novell mode [auto|bindery|nds]
Example: store pserver novell mode [auto|bindery|nds]
Stores the mode for the unit to operate in either autosense,
Bindery, or NDS.
store pserver novell context [<context>]
Example: store pserver novell context context
Stores the print server object in any context within the NDS tree
choosen.