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2. AR-NC5J setup items
After completion of installation, perform setup of the environmental variables. Explanations on the variables are given below.
A. General
B. TCP/IP and related items
C. NetWare and related items
Name
Factory setup
Descriptions
Telnet
Web page
NIC Manager
Change root
Password
Password
Change Admin
password
password
Admin
Password
Password
Sharp
The administrator password of the AR-NC5J is set with ASCII
character codes. This password is used for identification when
changing setup by Telnet, a Web page, or a setup utility.
Remark: Indicated as "*" for security.
character codes. This password is used for identification when
changing setup by Telnet, a Web page, or a setup utility.
Remark: Indicated as "*" for security.
Print status after
Boot-up
Boot-up
Print status after
Boot-up
Boot-up
Print status after
Boot-up
Boot-up
NO
When booting the AR-NC5J, select whether to print the status page or
not.
not.
Name
Factory setup
Descriptions
Telnet
Web page
NIC Manager
TCP/IP Protocol TCP/IP Protocol TCP/IP protocol
is used.
ENABLE
Used to enable/disable TCP/IP protocol. This setup will affect the
operations of LPR, FTP, TELNET, SNMP, HTTP, and the setup utility
(for TCP/IP).
operations of LPR, FTP, TELNET, SNMP, HTTP, and the setup utility
(for TCP/IP).
DHCP/BOOTP
DHCP/BOOTP
DHCP/BOOTP
is used.
is used.
ENABLE
Used to enable/disable the operation of DHCP/BOOTP protocol. The
DHCP/BOOTP protocol acquires an IP address from the DHCP server
or the BOOTP server when booting. To set an IP address of the AR-
NC5J, a DHCP server or a BOOTP server which has been properly
set should be operating in the sub network. The AR-NC5J
automatically recognizes DHCP and BOOTP, and employs as its
address whichever replies to it first.
DHCP/BOOTP protocol acquires an IP address from the DHCP server
or the BOOTP server when booting. To set an IP address of the AR-
NC5J, a DHCP server or a BOOTP server which has been properly
set should be operating in the sub network. The AR-NC5J
automatically recognizes DHCP and BOOTP, and employs as its
address whichever replies to it first.
RARP
RARP
RARP is used.
ENABLE
Use to disable/enable the RARP protocol operation. The RARP
protocol acquires an IP address from the RARP server. To set an IP
address of the AR-NC5J by RARP, the RARP server which has been
properly set should be operating in the sub network.
protocol acquires an IP address from the RARP server. To set an IP
address of the AR-NC5J by RARP, the RARP server which has been
properly set should be operating in the sub network.
IP Address
IP Address
IP Address
0.0.0.0
Used to set an IP address of the AR-NC5J. The set value is in the
form of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx."
form of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx."
Subnet Mask
Subnet Mask
Subnet Mask
0.0.0.0
Used to set the subnet mask of the AR-NC5J. The set value is in the
form of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx." When "0.0.0.0" is set,
this item is disabled, and the subnet mask corresponding to the IP
address is automatically used.
form of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx." When "0.0.0.0" is set,
this item is disabled, and the subnet mask corresponding to the IP
address is automatically used.
Default
Gateway
Gateway
Default
Gateway
Gateway
Default
Gateway
Gateway
0.0.0.0
Used to set an IP address of the gateway. The set value is in the form
of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx." The gateway must exist in the
same sub network as the AR-NC5J. When "0.0.0.0" is set, this item is
disabled.
of decimal number of "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx." The gateway must exist in the
same sub network as the AR-NC5J. When "0.0.0.0" is set, this item is
disabled.
Use FTP/LPD
Banner
Banner
Use FTP/LPD
Banner
Banner
Use FTP/LPD
Banner
Banner
NO
Used to set whether to output the banner page when printing with LPR
or FTP.
or FTP.
Name
Factory setup
Descriptions
Telnet
Web page
NIC Manager
Netware
Protocol
Protocol
Netware
Protocol
Protocol
Use Netware
Protocol.
Protocol.
ENABLE
Used to disable/enable the NetWare protocol operation. This setup
will affect the operations of the print server, the remote printer, and the
setup utility (for IPX/SPX).
will affect the operations of the print server, the remote printer, and the
setup utility (for IPX/SPX).
Frame Type
Frame Type
Frame Type
802.2
Used to set the default frame type which is used by the AR-NC5J. If
the set frame type does not work, another frame type is automatically
selected.
the set frame type does not work, another frame type is automatically
selected.
Operation Mode Operation Mode Operation Mode PSERVER
Used to set the priority operation mode (print server/remote printer) of
the AR-NC5J. If the set mode does not work, another mode is
automatically selected and tried.
the AR-NC5J. If the set mode does not work, another mode is
automatically selected and tried.
Printer Name
Printer Name
Printer Name
"SCxxxxxx-prn1"
(xxxxxx is the lower 6
digits of Mac address.)
(xxxxxx is the lower 6
digits of Mac address.)
Used to set the printer name which is registered in the print server
information in the NetWare server. This setup must be identical to the
setup of the printer name registered in the NetWare server.
information in the NetWare server. This setup must be identical to the
setup of the printer name registered in the NetWare server.
Print Server
Name
Name
Print Server
Name
Name
Print Server
Name
Name
"SCxxxxxx"
(xxxxxx is the lower 6
digits of Mac address.)
(xxxxxx is the lower 6
digits of Mac address.)
Used to set the print server name when the AR-NC5J is booted in the
print server mode. Since this setup is used as an identification
element in a network with the NetWare protocol, it must be different
from the other NetWare product names. It is used as the login name to
log in the NetWare server.
print server mode. Since this setup is used as an identification
element in a network with the NetWare protocol, it must be different
from the other NetWare product names. It is used as the login name to
log in the NetWare server.
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