User guide

Overview
Chapter 5: Using the Printer with UNIX TCP/IP ❖ 5-5
Note
XNIC Version 5.x no longer supports the pre-configured
default IP addresses of 138.239.254.253 for Ethernet and
138.239.254.252 for Token Ring.
When the printer is powered on without the network cable
attached to the XNIC, the IP address will remain at none or
at a previously set value.
Note
If, for some reason, the XNIC has an IP address that can not
be accessed remotely from the network (for example, maybe
you moved the printer to another location), the XNIC IP
address can be reset to the factory default of none, using
one of these methods:
 Before the printer is moved, Telnet to the XNIC and set the
IP address to None. Refer to Table 5.2 XNIC tasks and
commands (page 5-39).
 Issue an init delay 0 default command remotely via TES
in Novell (refer to Table 3.2 on page 3-55) or via NCP in
DEC LAT (refer to Table 6.1 on page 6-9).
 Reset via a hardware jumper switch on the XNIC. Refer to
Resetting the XNIC to the Factory Defaults (page 11-7).
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