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 Hi, 

        It has been about six months since I did this, But the secret as 
I remember is to modify the Axis configuration.  First get the unit and a 
PC on a common Lan Segment, (or Routed). Then use ARP to assign an IP 
address to the unit, (With Win/95 you must prime the ARP table with a 
ping to a known address). Then use FTP the "config" file from the unit to 
your PC.  Now check the section "---TCP/IP Menu "  you need to setup the 
necessary ADDR/Route/Mask for the IP connection, and you need to assign 
PORT address's to the "RTEL_PRn" ports to match the PORT address you want 
to use off the AS/400 in the CRT command.  (Check your services file) but 
I used 7101/7102/7103 for PR1/PR2/PR3 in this application. Now check the 
rest of the configuration files to match your requirments.  

        After it is configed FTP to back to the unit, check the manual as 
there is a unique keywork on the PUT command to get it to install.  Now 
you should be able to CRT your Lan device and print to the unit.  

        Good Luck, 
        JMS

On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, John Hall wrote:

> Tak_Lai@intrinsicsol.com.au wrote:
> > 
> > I have a customer trying to setup a printer on the V4R2 AS/400. The
> > connection is via an
> > ethernet LAN to a printer connected to an 560 AXIS external printer server
> > with two parallel ports.
> 
> If you find out how to set up the ports via IP PLEASE let me know !!!!
> 
> I would be happy with either CRTPRTDEV or CRTRMTOUTQ
> 
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