Paxar 9800 Series - Manual (Page 35)

Novell Network Configuration 5-7
7. If you are using WebXAdmin, click on Configure NetWare. You will see one or
more enabled services (the default service names are listed in the Default Print
Server Names section at the beginning of this manual). Click on the desired
service.
8. If you are using NDS, type in the tree and context (the context may be entered
in either the form p r i n t e r s . m y t r e e or OU=printers.O=mytree. If you are
using XAdmin, click OK, Yes, and OK to save the configuration changes. If
you are using WebXAdmin, click Submit and exit the browser. Proceed to the
next section, Adding NetWare Print Queues using NWAdmin.
9. If you are using bindery mode with XAdmin (not available with WebXAdmin),
you may click on the Add Queue button to directly add a NetWare bindery
queue:
Click Create. Use the t button to change the file server volume and then
enter any unique name for the print and click OK.
10. Click Yes when asked if you want to add the queue to the service list, click OK
and Close. The queue will appear in the Bindery Print Queues window. Click
OK and then Yes. You can now use the print queue from a NetWare
workstation. Skip to the Configuring the Windows Printer section.
11. If you are using bindery mode with WebXAdmin, click Configure NetWare from
the main menu, type in the name of the file server where the print queue will
reside, and click Add. Proceed to the next section, Configuring NetWare Print
Queues using NWAdmin.
A d d i n g N e t W a r e P r i n t Q u e u e s U s i n g N W A d m i n ( Q u e u e
S e r v e r M o d e )
If you are using XAdmin32 with the Microsoft NetWare client, or you are using
XAdmin, WebXAdmin, or JetAdmin 1.xx or 2.xx, you need to use NWAdmin to
configure the actual NetWare print queue. This is because these utilities only allow
you to define the print server context and tree (or file server, if you are using
bindery mode). The following steps are required:
1. Start the Novell NWAdmin program by double clicking on the icon.
2. Create a printer object:
♦ Click on the container where the object will reside. Select Object
from the menu bar and then Create.
♦ When you get the New Object menu, select Printer and then OK.