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Network function restrictions on Sleep mode

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Oki Data CONFIDENTIAL 7. Troubleshooting and repair procedure 7.5.4.7 Network function restrictions on Sleep mode Network functions restrict the Sleep mode of each printer as follows. 7.5.4.7.1 Disabled Sleep mode 1) With IPSec enabled 2) With NetBEUI enabled 3) With NetWare enabled 4) With EtherTalk enabled 5) With a TCP connection established Example: When a telnet or ftp connection to a printer is disconnected when the time period that can elapse with the printer left unattended in a power saving state before it enters the Sleep mode elapses, it enters the Sleep mode. * To enable the Sleep mode of a printer, disable IPSec, NetBEUI, NetWare and EtherTalk for the printer. 7.5.4.7.2 Disabled printing While in the Sleep mode, printers cannot perform printing that uses any of the following protocols: 1) NetBEUI 2) NBT 3) NetWare 4) EtherTalk *1 5) Bonjour *1 *1: Printers can perform printing in the Sleep mode when connected by using IP Print of Mac OS X. 44205401TH Rev.1 7.5.4.7.3 Disabled discovery and setting options By using any of the following functions or protocols, printers in the Sleep mode cannot be discovered, and no settings can be made for them: 1) PnP-X 2) UPnP 3) Bonjour 4) LLTD 5) FLDP 6) ODNSP 7) JCP 8) MIB *2 *2: Information for a printer in the Sleep mode can be viewed by using that part of a MIB which supported by the printer (a Get command). 7.5.4.7.4 Disabled protocols having client functionality 1) Email alerting *3 2) SNMP trapping 3) WINS *4 4) SNTP *5 *3: The periodical email alert time intervals for a printer include no time elapsed with the printer in the Sleep mode. *4: The WINS refresh time intervals for a printer include no time elapsed with the printer in the Sleep mode. The WINS registration for printers in the Sleep mode is not periodically refreshed and a name registered with a WINS server may be deleted. *5: The refresh time intervals for a NTP server for a printer include no time elapsed with the printer in the Sleep mode. 7.5.4.7.5 Protocols used with Sleep mode disabled Disable the Sleep mode of a printer for which to use any of the following protocols: 1) IPv6 2) NetBEUI 3) NetWare 4) EtherTalk 201 /

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44205401TH
Rev.1
201 /
Oki
Data
CONFIDENTIAL
7. Troubleshooting and repair procedure
7.5.4.7 Network function restrictions on Sleep mode
Network functions restrict the Sleep mode of each printer as follows.
7.5.4.7.1 Disabled Sleep mode
1)
With IPSec enabled
2)
With NetBEUI enabled
3)
With NetWare enabled
4)
With EtherTalk enabled
5)
With a TCP connection established
Example: When a telnet or ftp connection to a printer is disconnected when the
time period that can elapse with the printer left unattended in a power
saving state before it enters the Sleep mode elapses, it enters the
Sleep mode.
* To enable the Sleep mode of a printer, disable IPSec, NetBEUI, NetWare and
EtherTalk for the printer.
7.5.4.7.2 Disabled printing
While in the Sleep mode, printers cannot perform printing that uses any of the following
protocols:
1)
NetBEUI
2)
NBT
3)
NetWare
4)
EtherTalk *1
5)
Bonjour *1
*1: Printers can perform printing in the Sleep mode when connected by using IP
Print of Mac OS X.
7.5.4.7.3 Disabled discovery and setting options
By using any of the following functions or protocols, printers in the Sleep mode cannot be
discovered, and no settings can be made for them:
1)
PnP-X
2)
UPnP
3)
Bonjour
4)
LLTD
5)
FLDP
6)
ODNSP
7)
JCP
8)
MIB *2
*2:
Information for a printer in the Sleep mode can be viewed by using that part of a
MIB which supported by the printer (a Get command).
7.5.4.7.4 Disabled protocols having client functionality
1)
Email alerting *3
2)
SNMP trapping
3)
WINS *4
4)
SNTP *5
*3: The periodical email alert time intervals for a printer include no time elapsed
with the printer in the Sleep mode.
*4:
The WINS refresh time intervals for a printer include no time elapsed with the printer
in the Sleep mode. The WINS registration for printers in the Sleep mode is not
periodically refreshed and a name registered with a WINS server may be deleted.
*5: The refresh time intervals for a NTP server for a printer include no time elapsed
with the printer in the Sleep mode.
7.5.4.7.5 Protocols used with Sleep mode disabled
Disable the Sleep mode of a printer for which to use any of the following protocols:
1)
IPv6
2)
NetBEUI
3)
NetWare
4)
EtherTalk