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Understanding the TCP/IP Settings, Configuring the Printer

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Chapter 3 - Configuring the Printer Use the following table to understand the TCP/IP settings. Understanding the TCP/IP Settings Setting IPV4 Settings IPV6 Settings Description Configuration method: The method by which an IP address is assigned to the printer. You can choose between DHCP, BOOTP, DHCP+BOOTP, or MANUAL. Address: The current IP address of the printer. Netmask: Manually assigned netmask for the printer. Default Router: The IP address of the default router. Configuration method: The method by which an IP address is assigned to the printer. You can choose between: • AUTO: The IP address is obtained using stateless auto-configuration. This is the default configuration method. • AUTO+DHCP: The IP address is obtained using stateless auto-configuration, but DNS options are obtained using DHCP. • DHCP: The IP address and DNS options are obtained using DHCP. • MANUAL: The IP address is set to a static address that you enter in the Static Address field. Current addresses: A list of all the currently configured IP addresses for the Ethernet interface. The address starting with FE80:: is the link-local address and is available regardless of the configuration method you choose. Static address: This address applies if you selected manual as the configuration method. The IP address is specified as an address and a prefix separated by a slash. You can use "::" to represent a large number of consecutive zeros. You should typically set the prefix to 64. Example: 2001:DB8:0:F101::2/64 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User's Manual 51

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Chapter 3 — Configuring the Printer
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Use the following table to understand the TCP/IP settings.
Understanding the TCP/IP Settings
Setting
Description
IPV4 Settings
Configuration method:
The method by which
an IP address is assigned to the printer. You can
choose between DHCP, BOOTP, DHCP+BOOTP,
or MANUAL.
Address:
The current IP address of the printer.
Netmask:
Manually assigned netmask for the
printer.
Default Router:
The IP address of the default
router.
IPV6 Settings
Configuration method:
The method by which
an IP address is assigned to the printer. You can
choose between:
•
AUTO:
The IP address is obtained using
stateless auto-configuration. This is the
default configuration method.
•
AUTO+DHCP:
The IP address is obtained
using stateless auto-configuration, but DNS
options are obtained using DHCP.
•
DHCP:
The IP address and DNS options are
obtained using DHCP.
•
MANUAL:
The IP address is set to a static
address that you enter in the
Static Address
field.
Current addresses:
A list of all the currently
configured IP addresses for the Ethernet
interface. The address starting with FE80:: is the
link-local address and is available regardless of
the configuration method you choose.
Static address:
This address applies if you
selected manual as the configuration method.
The IP address is specified as an address and a
prefix separated by a slash. You can use “::” to
represent a large number of consecutive zeros.
You should typically set the prefix to 64.
Example:
2001:DB8:0:F101::2/64