Network Inkjets from the Inside - All Comments

re: Printer Not Found: Multiple Routers

web development company — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:07:36 GMT

Cool,

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re: New HP Forum on Network Printing and Wireless

david.o.hamilton — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:49 GMT

When you say "wired", I assume you mean with a USB cable, since I don't think this printer supported Ethernet, but let me know if you meant wired with Ethernet as opposed to USB.

You can use an external print server or windows printer sharing to network this printer so you could use it from your wireless laptop. Most solutions let you print to it but not scan or use other functions over a network connection. An exception is the HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit. Using windows printer sharing is free; you might want to check out www.microsoft.com/.../honeycutt_july2.mspx

re: New HP Forum on Network Printing and Wireless

Mike Schwab — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:24:00 GMT

I have a 6110xi Officejet printer and would like to print with a G60-443CL wireless laptop. Theprinter is currently wired to my desktop, m8530f. Can I go wireless withe printer or network the three components

re: VPN Printing

Clifford Cox — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 15:12:51 GMT

Does your new Officejet J3680 need to live with the VPN

block??

re: VPN Printing

Clifford Cox — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 15:09:14 GMT

Since I deleted the Windows Update with the VPN block.I

no longer have the VPN operating system. So your

suggestions are not operable now. Can you work

around that??

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re: Printer Not Found: MAC Address Filtering Strikes Again

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re: Help for Unable to Connect to your Printer Message

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re: Printer Not Found: MAC Address Filtering Strikes Again

david.o.hamilton — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:29:16 GMT

MAC address filtering is a "guess" that the printer makes when it has associated with the wireless network but does not detect any network traffic. There are some other router settings which I've seen cause this to happen, such as the printer being set up as being the DMZ for the network, but this is pretty rare. If the printer doesn't seem to be working and the test report says it thinks the problem is MAC address filtering, I'd look at router settings to see if something is excluding the printer from the network, something other than wireless settings (SSID, encryption key).

re: Printer Not Found: MAC Address Filtering Strikes Again

Tom — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 22:42:18 GMT

And what do you do if the Wireless Network Test Report says to temporarily disable MAC address filtering to configure the printer, but MAC address filtering isn't enabled?

re: Personal Firewalls and Trusted Programs

Erik — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 22:13:14 GMT

David-

Heard that the HP Officejet L7780 offers Direct Digital Filing for scans and this makes it an ideal All-In-One for our front office, but want to make sure we can connect it by CAT5 to our MS Server 2003 for Small Business, want to get more info than "yes you can", need some specific info on what most common problems are and their fixes.

I realize this may not be your niche, but your info tells me you are probably best person to go to on this or to be directed by to the right community.

Thank you for anything you can do to help,

Erik

ekafarski@gmail.com

re: VPN Printing

Koko Nathan — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 03:33:11 GMT

There is even easier way to print. Print to the printer which appears to be "offline" when you are using VPN, including you are seeing with web site. The print job will just queue up. Then disconnect VPN. As soon as you are back on your local network, networked printer will reconnect, and it will print all the print jobs queue up. After printing finishes, you can reconnect to VPN. This is what I have been doing. Once the print job is submitted, you do not need to be able to see the web site any more. As a matter of fact, even if you close the application you were printing from, it will print.