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5. Click 

 again to close the details dialog.

On the NetWare Command server, load the SM queue server, 
with the following command: 

Load smqsvr.nlm

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Note: The smqsvr.nlm will load all required .nlms if not previously 

loaded. Place this in your autoexec.ncf.

1. From the install directory, run SMQueConfig.exe.

2. Click 

 to choose a NetWare server (will list the Net-

Ware server you are currently connected to).

3. Choose the server where you created the print queue from 

the previous section.

4. Click 

. A list of current print servers displays in the tree.

5. Highlight your print server and click 

. The tree view will 

list printers associated with that print server.

6. Double-click each printer, or click modify to configure each 

printer.

a)  Select the appropriate monitor.

b) Depending on the monitor type, you are required to 

enter the IP address, queue name and/or model type.

7. Click 

. The Print Queue is now configured to work with 

PAS.

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Note: There is no drive support for Queue-based printers; you are 

required to install drivers manually on the user’s workstations.

1. On the PAS accounting server, start System Manager. 

2. Select the 

 node to ensure you have a Network Print Server license 

available to assign to the NetWare print server. 

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Note: PAS does not assign the available license until you send a print 

job to a registered PAS printer on the NetWare server.

3. Add the NetWare print server as a server under your site 

node. Do not use the context name or tree name, and do 
not use the IP address. Refer to the PAS Administrator’s 
Guide for System Manager configuration.

If the NetWare print server is not visible in System Manager 
with the DNS host name, then you must create a DNS entry 
for the NetWare server in the HOST file on the Windows 
NT/2000 accounting server system. This file resides in <sys-
tem>\system32\drivers\etc

. The entry should look like this 

example: 110.99.88.66   MyNetWareServerName

Save the changes you make to this file. 

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Note: Creating the DNS entry is only required if DNS is not configured 

correctly and accessible to all systems on your network.

4. In the System Manager tree view, expand your NetWare 

server node.

5. Expand the 

node and select 

.

All of the NDPS and Queue-based printers that you have 
created appear in the right pane.

6. Select a printer from the list.

The 

 column indicates that the printer is not registered.

7. At the bottom of the 

 list, click 

.

8. In the 

 group box of the 

dialog, 

enter information to describe the selected printer.

9. If you are setting up more than one logical printer definition 

for a single physical device, in the 

 section, 

select the appropriate physical device from the drop-down 
list.

To create a physical device definition, see the PAS Adminis-
trator’s Guide.

10.Optionally, in the following three text boxes, enter the 

printer’s duty cycle, rated speed and recommended volume, 
as specified by the manufacturer. Your printer specifications 
should provide this information.

These figures are used to calculate load in usage reports for 
the logical printer definition.

11.Optionally, you can assign a per-page price or a charging 

schedule to this printer.

For more information on per-page pricing and charging 
schedules, see the PAS Administrator’s Guide. 

12.Click 

.

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Note: If you change the configuration settings for the NetWare printer 

ports in System Manager, then you must restart NDPS Manager on the 
NetWare print server.