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Re: [PLUG] plug Digest, Vol 63, Issue 12
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Art Wrote...
The config settings on the printer menu don't look like dhcp is an option.
There isn't a modern static IP setup either. looks like maybe you set
each of the parts between the .s separately.
Correct
The choices are
IP byte 1 =
...
SM byte 1 =
...
LG Byte 1 =
...
GW byte 1 =
...
Would IP byte 1 = 192, byte 2 = 168, byte 3 = 1, byte 4 = 103
be the same as IP = 192.168.1.103
Yes
SM could be Subnet Mask,
Correct
LG...
I forget that one so it's probably not important.
GW = default gateway?
Yes
Why does a printer need a default gateway?
Unknown I think there was an option to allow emailing of a print file
using HP specific software, but I could be and probably am wrong on that
point.
You should be able to get a printer test page which will have much better
information on what all the bits are.
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Thanks AACS
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