Document Outline

• ►Table of Contents
• 1 Information
  • 1.1 ... about Your Print Server
  • 1.2 ... about the Documentation
  • 1.3 ... about Your Safety
  • 1.4 ... about a Fast Operational Readiness
• 2 Saving the IP Address in the Print Server
  • 2.1 ... via ZeroConf
  • 2.2 ... via BOOTP
  • 2.3 ... via DHCP
  • 2.4 ... via Auto Configuration (IPv6 Standard)
  • 2.5 ... via the IP Wizard (PRINTSERVER-NetTool)
  • 2.6 ... via ARP/PING
• 3 Print Server Administration
  • 3.1 ... via the PRINTSERVER Homepage
  • 3.2 ... via the PRINTSERVER-NetTool
  • 3.3 ... via the FTP/FTPS Connection
  • 3.4 ... via the Print Server Operating Panel
  • 3.5 ... via Email (Remote Management)
• 4 Print Server Installation
  • 4.1 Installation in Windows Systems
• 5 Print Server Status Information
  • 5.1 How to Display Status Information
  • 5.2 Which Status Information Is Available?
  • 5.3 How to Print a Status Page
  • 5.4 How to Determine the Print Server Status using the LEDs
• 6 Device Settings of the Print Server
  • 6.1 How to Configure the DNS
  • 6.2 How to Configure the Device Time
  • 6.3 How to Configure the Language of the Device
  • 6.4 How to Adapt the Network Speed
  • 6.5 How to Determine a Description
• 7 Print Server Port Settings
  • 7.1 How to Enable the ECP Mode
  • 7.2 How to Enable the Fast Mode
  • 7.3 How to Define the Communication Mode
  • 7.4 How to Configure COM1 Port Settings
• 8 Print Server Security
  • 8.1 How to Define a Password for the Print Server (Read/Write Protection)
  • 8.2 How to Protect Printers against Unauthorized Access (IP Sender Control)
  • 8.3 How to Protect the Print Server against Viruses
  • 8.4 How to Organize Encrypted Printing
• 9 Print Server Network Authentication
  • 9.1 How to Configure EAP-MD5/LEAP
  • 9.2 How to Configure EAP-TLS
  • 9.3 How to Configure EAP-TTLS
  • 9.4 How to Configure PEAP
  • 9.5 How to Configure EAP-FAST
• 10 Print Server Certificate Management
  • 10.1 How to Create a Self-Signed Certificate
  • 10.2 How to Create a Certificate Request for CA Certificates
  • 10.3 How to Save CA Certificates in the Print Server
  • 10.4 How to Save PKCS12 Certificates in the Print Server
  • 10.5 How to Save Root Certificates in the Print Server
  • 10.6 How to Delete Certificates
  • 10.7 How to Install Certificates on a Windows Client
• 11 Internet Protocol Security (IPsec)
  • 11.1 How to Create IPsec Rules
  • 11.2 How to Use IPsec Configuration Files
  • 11.3 How to Define Exceptions
  • 11.4 How to Enable IPsec Policies
• 12 Printer Status and Printer Messages
  • 12.1 How to Display the Printer Status
  • 12.2 How to Get Printer Messages via Email
  • 12.3 How to Get Printer Messages via SNMP Traps
  • 12.4 How to Display the Job History
• 13 Print Jobs and Print Data
  • 13.1 How to Define a Timeout for Taking on Print Jobs
  • 13.2 How to Assign Print Jobs Directly
  • 13.3 How to Modify Print Data
  • 13.4 How to Convert Print Data
• 14 Maintenance
  • 14.1 How to Print a Service Page
  • 14.2 How to Save Print Server Settings (Backup)
  • 14.3 How to Reset Parameters to their Default Values
  • 14.4 How to Perform an Update
  • 14.5 How to Restart the Print Server
• 15 Supported Network Protocols
  • 15.1 HTTP
  • 15.2 TCP/IP
  • 15.3 IPv6
  • 15.4 NetBIOS/WINS
  • 15.5 POP3
  • 15.6 SMTP
  • 15.7 SNTP
  • 15.8 SNMP
• 16 Additional Features
  • 16.1 Logical Printers (Filters)
  • 16.2 ThinPrint® (Print Data Compression)
  • 16.3 WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)
  • 16.4 IPv6 (Printing in IPv6 Networks)
• 17 Appendix
  • 17.1 Glossary
  • 17.2 Notes concerning the Print Server Models
  • 17.3 Parameter List
  • 17.4 List of Figures
  • 17.5 Index