8. Click Operating Mode and select Queue Server Mode.
9. Click Network Directory Services. Use the arrow key to
select the name of the NDS tree (where objects are located)
in the Tree Name Box.
10. Click Browse and expand the NDS tree. Then identify and
select an appropriate context and click OK.
11. Click Queues and then click Change.
12. The Queues screen is displayed. In the Available Queues
list, select the context path for your queue and click Create.
13. Type a name for this printer queue in the Create Queue
screen.
14. Verify the File Server name and the Context for the Queue
(it must be the same as the print server context) and click OK.
15. Click Yes to add the queue to the list of serviced queues.
16. Your configured queues are displayed under Serviced
Queues, Click OK, then Next.
17. If a TCP/IP screen is displayed, click Next.
18. Follow the instructions to complete configurations.
Step 3 – Copy Printer Software to a Network Drive for Client
Installation
1. Create a directory on the PC where you wish to install the
printer software.
2. Insert the Starter CD in to your CD-ROM drive.
3. Select Printer Driver and Download to copy the files onto
the server.
Note: For PostScript drivers, use File Manager to copy the files from the
PostScript CD onto the server.
4.3 Client Configurations
4.3.1 Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (Client-Server)
Step 1 – Install Printer Software
1. Insert the Starter CD or PostScript CD into your CD-ROM
drive. If the installation program does not run automatically,
access File Manager or Explorer and run SETUP.EXE on the
CD-ROM.
2. When prompted to select a Printer Port, select and LPT port
and click Connect.
3. In the Connect Network Printer dialog box, type in the path where
the printer has been mapped to and select the shared printer.
