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Linux下的各种备份方法汇总( 四 )

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If　you　aren"t　already　in　X　Windows,　start　by　typing　startx.
If　the　graphical　control　panel　is　not　visible,　start　it　by　typing　control-panel　&　in　an　XTerm.
Click　the　printer　icon　in　the　control　panel.　You　should　see　a　list　of　printers　currently
configured　for　Linux.
Click　Add.　A　dialog　box　with　various　supported　print　queues　appears.　Select　Novell
Netware　print　queue.
In　Printer　name,　enter　nwqueue.
Enter　D74_SERVER　and　DMPQUEUE　for　the　NetWare　server　and　print　queue.　Ensure　that　the　queue
names　are　in　capitals.
Enter　the　user　name　and　password　if　needed.　If　you　have　a　password,　you　must　enter　it　here
because　it　will　not　prompt　you　for　a　password　during　printing.
In　the　filter　type,　select　the　appropriate　printer　type.　If　your　laser　printer　supports
postscript　printing,　please　use　Postscript　printer.
Click　OK　and　you"ll　see　a　new　printer　called　nwqueue　in　the　list　of　printers.
Select　nwqueue　from　the　list　and　click　Test　Print　from　the　menu.　Use　a　DOS　client　with
PCONSOLE　to　check　the　DMPQUEUE.　You　should　see　a　new　print　job　in　the　queue.　In　case　it
doesn"t　work,　try　mounting　a　volume　from　the　server　D74_SERVER　(on　which　the　print　queue　resides).
Now　your　printing　should　be　set-up.　To　print　/etc
/passwd,　type　lpr　-Pnwqueue　/etc/passwd　at　your　prompt.
To　print　from　Netscape,　use　the　command　lpr　-Pnwqueue　to　print.　Alternatively,　you
could　always　print　to　a　file　and　use　nprint　to　print　it　manually.
Utility　commands

Recent　versions　of　Volker"s　ncpfs　package　include　a　range　of　user　and　administration
commands.　The　tools　are　built　and　installed　as　part　of　the　ncpfs　installation　process.
Though　each　has　a　detailed　manual　page,　here　is　a　summary　of　each　from　the　IPX-HOWTO.

ncopy　(Network　Copy):　Allows　efficient　file　copying　using　a　NetWare　function　rather
than　a　copy　across　the　network.
nsend　(Network　Send):　Allows　you　to　send　messages　to　other　users　on　a　NetWare　server.
nwbols　(List　Bindery　Objects):　Allows　you　to　list　the　bindery　contents　of　a　NetWare　server.
nwboprops　(List　Properties　of　a　Bindery　Object):　Allows　you　to　view　the　properties　of　a
NetWare　bindery　object.
nwfsinfo　(Fileserver　Information):　Prints　summary　information　about　NetWare　server.
nwpasswd　(NetWare　Password):　Allows　you　to　change　NetWare　users　password.
nwrights　(NetWare　Rights):　Displays　the　rights　associated　with　a　particular　file　or　directory.
nwuserlist　(Userlist):　Lists　the　users　currently　logged　into　a　NetWare　fileserver.
pqlist　(Print　Queue　List):　Displays　the　contents　of　a　NetWare　print　queue.
slist　(Server　List):　Displays　a　list　of　known　NetWare　fileservers.

NDS　and　Linux

A　Linux　distribution　by　Caldera　features　a　range　of　commercially　supported　enhancements
including　fully　functional　Novell　NetWare　client　support.　The　base　distribution　is　the
well-respected　Red　Hat　Linux.　Caldera　has　added　its　Network　Desktop　products　to　it.　The
NetWare　support　provides　a　fully　featured　Novell　NetWare　client　built　on　a　technology
licensed　from　Novell.　The　client　provides　full-client　access　to　Novell　3.x　and　4.x
fileservers,　and　includes　features　such　as　NetWare　Directory　Service　(NDS)　and　RSA

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