
CONFIGURING THE M204 FOR TCP/IP: M204 Configuration 27
To configure the M204 with RARP, you need to:
1 Make an entry in the /etc/ethers file for the new M204.
00:80:72:00:AB:CD spike
entry for the M204 named spike which has this Ethernet address.
2 Start the RARP daemon if it isn’t running. Send a HUP signal to it with the kill
command:
kill -HUP pid
3 Reboot the M204. After the STAT LED flashes regularly, wait another ten seconds
to allow the RARP process to complete.
4 Test the new IP address by trying a ping with the new IP name:
ping
ipname
5 [Optional, but recommended] At this point, set up the user passwords. Please see
set user on page 104.
If no response is given by the M204, the RARP process probably failed. Reboot the
unit and try one of the other methods mentioned in this section.
Manual Configuration Through the Network with BOOTP
BOOTP is a protocol for configuring the M204 as it boots. During the boot sequence,
the Print Server can broadcast a BOOTP request and if a BOOTP server is running on
the network configured to respond to the requesting device, it will provide the M204
with its IP address, netmask, default router, and a time server from which to query the
current time (GMT) and the timezone in which the M204 is located.
By default, the Print Server will broadcast a BOOTP request when it boots. The fol-
lowing command can be used to control this request:
store tcpip
ifnum
opts [[-]rarp] [[-]bootp]
On the BOOTP server, there must be an entry in /etc/bootptab similar to this:
Example
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