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Setting Up a NetQue Box

Introduction / Philosophy

Note that this page specifies a procedure used at another site, not at ESO.

Procedure

Connect the NetQue box via the serial line, and issue the following commands:

login: fred NetQue> su Password: system NetQue> define server ip <netque_ip_address> NetQue> define server subnet <netque_subnet_mask> NetQue> change node defrtr ip <default_gateway> gateway default NetQue> change port 3 echo will dont NetQue> sync NetQue> logout

Verify that all is ok, by cycling the power on the NetQue box, and issueing the commands:

login: fred NetQue> su Password: system NetQue> show server tcp NetQue> show route NetQue> logout

You can print directly to the printer on the NetQue box by issueing the Unix command:

# ls | rprint <netque_ip_address> job=test -pc 2501 -TEXT -ld

You can reset the NetQue box to it's "out of the box" state with the command:

NetQue> init delay 0 default

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