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Macintosh: TCP/IP (a networking protocol) must be active and running on all the network computers you want to print to the printer. Refer to the documentation you used to set up your network, the Macintosh online help, or a network administrator. Make sure you have access to the documentation you used to set up your network or to a network administrator. It is helpful to know how your network environment assigns IP addresses. The IP address is a unique set of numbers assigned to devices on a network. To view updated printer information, including updates about adding your printer to your network, visit the Lexmark Web site at www.lexmark.com/publications. Look for Lexmark Z65n printer information. Finding the MAC address of your printer You may need the media access control (MAC) address of your printer to complete network printer configuration. Note: Printing this page does not require your printer to be connected to your computer or to the network. 1 Make sure your printer is turned off or press the power button once to turn your printer off. For help locating the buttons, see "Understanding the printer parts" on page 1. 2 Press and hold the paper tray 1 button. 3 While holding the paper tray 1 button, press and release the power button. 4 Hold the paper tray 1 button until the printer starts printing. The printed page lists the MAC address of your network printer. MAC address 6

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Macintosh:
TCP/IP (a networking protocol) must be active and running
on all the network computers you want to print to the printer. Refer to the
documentation you used to set up your network, the Macintosh online
help, or a network administrator.
Make sure you have access to the documentation you used to set up
your network or to a network administrator. It is helpful to know how your
network environment assigns IP addresses. The IP address is a unique
set of numbers assigned to devices on a network.
To view updated printer information, including updates about adding your
printer to your network, visit the Lexmark Web site at
www.lexmark.com/publications
. Look for Lexmark Z65n printer
information.
Finding the MAC address of your printer
You may need the media access control (MAC) address of your printer to
complete network printer configuration.
Note:
Printing this page does not require your printer to be
connected to your computer or to the network.
1
Make sure your printer is turned off or press the power button once to
turn your printer off. For help locating the buttons, see “Understanding
the printer parts” on page 1.
2
Press and hold the paper tray 1 button.
3
While holding the paper tray 1 button, press and release the power
button.
4
Hold the paper tray 1 button until the printer starts printing.
The printed page lists the MAC address of your network printer.
MAC address