Brother International 4200CN Users Manual - English - Page 103

Others Problems, Network Problems

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Others Problems Network Problems Symptom Possible Cause The IP address Is the printer set to acquire an IP address changes when through a DHCP server? turning on the printer Cannot use a web browser to manage the printer. Is the printer off? Is the Ethernet cable loose or disconnected? Is the printer's Internet address correct? Is the printer's IP address correct? Are you using a proxy server? Is the port number correct? Action Set the IP address acquisition method to "Panel". See Setting an IP Address on page 1-4. Press the I on the power switch to turn the printer on. See Turn the Printer On on page 2-4. Turn the printer off and check the Ethernet cable. If necessary, reconnect the cable, then turn the printer back on. Confirm that the printer's Internet address is correct. If the problem persists, use an IP address to connect to the printer instead. The IP address might be set incorrectly. Ask your system administrator for the correct settings. Use the printer configuration list to confirm the current IP address. Certain proxy servers block access to the printer. Configure your Web browser so that it does not use the proxy server or set the address you want to access so that it does not go through the proxy server. The default port number is "80". Specify the correct port number. TROUBLESHOOTING 5 - 14

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TROUBLESHOOTING
5 - 14
Others Problems
Network Problems
Symptom
Possible Cause
Action
The IP address
changes when
turning on the printer
Is the printer set to acquire an IP address
through a DHCP server?
Set the IP address acquisition method to
"Panel". See
Setting an IP Address
on page
1-4.
Cannot use a web
browser to manage
the printer.
Is the printer off?
Press the
I
on the power switch to turn the
printer on.
See
Turn the Printer On
on page 2-4.
Is the Ethernet cable loose or
disconnected?
Turn the printer off and check the Ethernet
cable. If necessary, reconnect the cable,
then turn the printer back on.
Is the printer's Internet address correct?
Confirm that the printer’s Internet address is
correct. If the problem persists, use an IP
address to connect to the printer instead.
Is the printer's IP address correct?
The IP address might be set incorrectly.
Ask your system administrator for the
correct settings.
Use the printer configuration list to confirm
the current IP address.
Are you using a proxy server?
Certain proxy servers block access to the
printer.
Configure your Web browser so that it does
not use the proxy server or set the address
you want to access so that it does not go
through the proxy server.
Is the port number correct?
The default port number is "80". Specify the
correct port number.