Unfortunately, the product doesn't yet offer a 100-Mbps Ethernet port, and its Web management software required us to use an existing Web server. The chassis has two LEDs, one for activity and the other for status, plus a test button that prints out the status of the unit in any of several different languages.
Installation is easy, but the manual is misleading.
When you set up the print server, the JetAdmin utility automatically scans for any servers on the network. JetAdmin includes a port driver that lets you communicate directly with the device without first going through a PC-based print server. If you want to share printers with NetWare clients, you have to use a NetWare server to hold the queues. The Windows-based JetAdmin lets you manage all of your JetDirect print servers from a single location. We used it on our tests to configure our print server to handle jobs from Windows 95, Windows NT, and NetWare clients.