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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows NT Server version 3.51
- Microsoft File and Print Services for NetWare version 3.51
SUMMARY
Novell offers two NetWare PSERVER utilities:
- PSERVER.NLM, which runs on the NetWare file server, and
- PSERVER.EXE, which runs on a dedicated workstation.
The functions of the two utilities are basically the same; they run as a
resident program, servicing up to 16 physical printers, and poll the queues
attached to those printers. Microsoft supports clients printing on both
type of printer servers.
MORE INFORMATION
To setup print server on FPNW server to service PSERVER.EXE:
NOTE: PSERVER.EXE runs on a workstation with a local printer, that is, on
that workstations LPT1: port.
- Create a printer using Print Manager, on the FPNW server and call it
PS1_Q.
- Select the correct driver for your printer from the printer driver list
or select other option and type in the path for the drivers provided by
the manufacturer.
- Type the description (optional).
- In the print to box, select NetWareCompatiblePServerX port.
- Share the printer on the network. ( FPNW will not see the queue unless
it is shared.)
- Under the Details button, set the Print Processor type to NWPRINT, if it
hasn't already been set.
- Click OK to save the configuration.
- Under Server Manager => FPNW => Print Servers, add a new print server
and call it PS1. Provide a password if needed or leave it blank.
- With PS1 highlighted, select the Printers button, and add a new printer
and call it PS1_PRN.
- Select the type to print to Parallel, LPT1: and select the correct
settings for the local port on the dedicated workstation.
- Select the OK button to save the configuration.
- Select the Queues button, on the Printers dialogue box and add the
queue, from the available queues box, that was created in Print manager
above. The FPNW install in now completed.
- On a VLM or NETX client, login to the FPNW server, and run PSERVER
<print server name>, in this case PSERVER PS1. The workstation will now
run as a dedicated print server. Clients logging onto the FPNW server
will be able to capture to the PS1_Q queue and print to the local
printer on the dedicated workstation.
NetWare is manufactured by Novell, Inc., a vendor independent of Microsoft;
we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this product's
performance or reliability.
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