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TCP/IP Print Server
Changing TCP/IP or Host Access Configuration
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Introduction
TCP/IP Print Servers, not to be confused with Network Print Servers such as HP JetDirect, are used to receive and distribute messages to the various Apollo® printing devices. This includes Ticket Printer, Itinerary/Invoice Printers, OSDP Manager and back office Accounting Interface (MIR).
Galileo also provides Focalpoint Print Manager™, a Windows™ based print distribution application. If you use this solution for Galileo® or Apollo® host printing, please refer to the instruction guide for that application to make appropriate changes.
This document will provide the steps required in changing configuration settings. These include:
IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway: Used to communicate with the Host Reservation System
Configuration Servers: The servers used to authenticate users into the Galileo® or Apollo® system
Client Identifier: Alphanumeric code used to authenticate users into the Galileo® or Apollo® reservation system.
GTID (Global Terminal Identifier): A six digit alphanumeric code used by Apollo® or Galileo® to identify a print device.
Before you begin
Gather the information indicated above from your Travel Management Company or Apollo Account Representative:
IP ADDRESS: |
____.____.____.____ |
SUBNET MASK: |
____.____.____.____ |
DEFAULT GATEWAY: |
____.____.____.____ |
CONFIG SERVER ADDRESS: ____.____.____.____ (Primary)
____.____.____.____ (Secondary)
Note: Config Servers for Apollo® System: |
198.177.164.151 (Primary) |
|
198.177.164.152 (Secondary) |
Note: Config Servers for Galileo® System: |
57.8.81.13 (Primary) |
|
57.8.81.113 (Secondary) |
GTIDS: |
#1: __________ |
#2: __________ |
|
#3: __________ |
#4: __________ |
|
#5: __________ |
#6: __________ |
|
#7: __________ |
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Note: Print Servers may be configured with less then 7 GTIDS.
TCP/IP Print Server – Changing TCP/IP or Host Access Configuration (10/29/01 mlr) |
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