Intermate 100 - Manual (Page 5)

Intermate100 and Intermate101 Print Server Administration Manual 5
Introduction: Target Audience and Products
Summary overview of major changes
1071-1143 (spring 2001):
• These releases introduced the Network Destination
Option (NDO) and quite a number of changes made
necessary by this new function, especially changes to
how the IPDS settings work.
1252 (August 2001): IPP
1391 (October 2001): ThinPrint
• Initially, a key was required. ThinPrint became standard
starting with release level 2171.
1491 (December 2001):
• Major changes were made in how the HTTP menu is
organized. The documentation follows this new
structure.
• This was the final release with IPX/SPX-based Novell
NetWare print support for Bindery and NDS modes.
2021 (January 2002): IPX/SPX removed
IPX/SPX-based Novell NetWare print support for Bindery and
NDS modes is not included in print servers purchased after 4
January 2002.
Due to license issues in connection with Novell
Netware, down-grading a an Intermate100 purchased after 4
January 2002 (G22_2021 and higher) will constitute a copy-
right violation. Owners of the older models of G22-based serv-
ers can use the separate printing environment guide for
IPX/SPX
.
See “Novell Netware (LPR via pure IP)” [page 50] if you need to
print from a NetWare platform based on pure IP, such as that in
NetWare 5 (released in 1998).
2041 (late January 2002): Beta release of G32
2171 (April 2002):
• Major changes were made in how the HTTP menu is
organized and the documentation was changed to
follow this new structure.
• ThinPrint was made available as standard.