Re: Printing to JetDirect via IPX from XP

From: bananna (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/08/04


Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2004 15:32:48 -0700

Hi Ben:

If my memory still serves me, you can do the following:
set up your jetdirect box to use IPX. It may ask for a
network ID, make it 0000000001 (all zeros and a 1).
Set your PC up to utilize IPX/SPX NWLink protocol. This is
Microsoft's implementation of IPX/SPX protocol to run with
Novell Netware. Check out the properties on this protocol,
again the network ID is the same as noted above.
For starters, leave all the defaults on the protocol
properties. Bind IPX/SPX to your nic.
Test the printer by sending a print job.
Again, I believe you can get a printer configuration
printed out thru that box (It's an old one, isn't it?),
which will show your config for the printer i/o.
You probably also need to set up DLC.
Again, just add it to the ject direct box's list of
enabled protocols.
Let me know if it works. If not, I can find you addt.
info. But need to know what type of HP J.D. box you're
using.
Good Luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>Well, you can try installing an IPX stack and tweaking
the printer driver to use
>it. HP's Install Network Printer Wizard is not a bad
tool to use. Frankly,
>everything I once knew about Novell Netware and IPX I've
now forgotten, so I
>can't suggest how to set it all up.
>
>Netware (IPX), DLC/LLC and Ethertalk are all old
protocols, rarely used any
>more.
>
>You have a software VPN? If the IT people in your
company can't help you to set
>it up to access your printer, how about installing a
second Ethernet card in
>your computer? The VPN ought to work with specific
Ethernet cards, and you
>should be able to set it up to use only the Ethernet card
which accesses the
>internet. Ethernet cards are cheap these days... Ben
Myers
>
>On 8 Sep 2004 11:41:37 -0700, tdvl@hotmail.com (t) wrote:
>
>>OK, here's my problem:
>>
>>I connect to my company via vpn, and want to be able to
print to my
>>home printer. This hangs off my home network via a
JetDirect box,
>>which supports TCP/IP and IPX printing. I can't use IP
(vpn precludes
>>this), but can I use IPX? I know nothing of this
protocol. How do I
>>set up a printer?
>>
>>I found out about adding in the NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS
Compatible
>>Transport Protocol and binding it to my XP connections.
But how do I
>>then address the printer?
>>
>>the JetDirect also supports DLC/LLC and Ethertalk (!)
>>
>>Sorry for multiple group postings, and any help much
appreciated.
>
>.
>



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