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Dynamic Methods of Setting the Printer's IP Address, Printer, Identification

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Connections and Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Dynamic Methods of Setting the Printer's IP Address You can set the printer's IP address using any of the following methods. DHCP is enabled by default on all Phaser printers. ■ DHCP ■ CentreWare IS ■ AutoIP Information Required for Manual IP Addressing Information Internet Protocol (IP) address of the printer Network Mask Default Router/Gateway address Comments Format is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, where xxx represents a decimal number from 0-255. If you are unsure, leave this blank; the printer chooses an appropriate mask. Router address is required to communicate with the host device from anywhere other than the local network segment. Enabling DHCP on the Printer Verify that the printer DHCP protocol is enabled by setting the printer's front panel or by using CentreWare IS. DHCP is enabled by default on all Phaser printers. Note To determine the printer's IP address, select Printer Identification at the front panel. For information about the front panel, go to Reference/Features on the User Documentation CD-ROM. Phaser® 5500 Laser Printer 3-6

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Connections and Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Phaser® 5500 Laser Printer
3-6
Dynamic Methods of Setting the Printer’s IP Address
You can set the printer’s IP address using any of the following methods. DHCP is enabled by
default on all Phaser printers.
DHCP
CentreWare IS
AutoIP
Enabling DHCP on the Printer
Verify that the printer DHCP protocol is enabled by setting the printer’s front panel or by using
CentreWare IS. DHCP is enabled by default on all Phaser printers.
Note
To determine the printer’s IP address, select
Printer
Identification
at the front panel.
For information about the front panel, go to
Reference/Features
on the
User
Documentation CD-ROM
.
Information Required for Manual IP Addressing
Information
Comments
Internet Protocol (IP) address of the printer
Format is
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
, where
xxx
represents
a decimal number from 0–255.
Network Mask
If you are unsure, leave this blank; the printer
chooses an appropriate mask.
Default Router/Gateway address
Router address is required to communicate with
the host device from anywhere other than the
local network segment.