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Table 6.1, MIO and EIO Ethernet Configuration s, Internal Print Servers 2 of 2, Description - community name

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Table 6.1 MIO and EIO Ethernet Configuration Pages (Internal Print Servers) (2 of 2) Item Description Troubleshooting Information 5 Apple This lists information including whether EtherTalk/LocalTalk or not the AppleTalk protocol is working status information correctly, or whether or not the protocol (Table 7.2) is even enabled. The NET and NODE information can be used to verify that the printer is communicating correctly on the network. Name and zone verify you selected the correct printer, and P2 (shown directly below READY) indicates that you are using the Phase 2 EtherTalk protocol. This should be the same on the printer and on your Mac OS computer. 6 TCP/IP status This lists information that should be information (Table 7.3) checked for accuracy when troubleshooting, such as TCP/IP status, IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway. From the information in this section you can verify whether or not this is the only device using this IP address and whether or not the address is valid based on the subnet mask that is being used. If a router is used, you can verify that the Default Gateway is the IP address of the router on the printer side of the router. Note: Only the first 18 characters of the hostname are printed on the configuration page. 7 DLC/LLC status Lists the server address after it has information (Table 7.4) been configured. EN Troubleshooting the HP JetDirect Print Server 97

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Troubleshooting the HP JetDirect Print Server 97
5
Apple
EtherTalk/LocalTalk
status information
(Table 7.2)
This lists information including whether
or not the AppleTalk protocol is working
correctly, or whether or not the protocol
is even enabled. The NET and NODE
information can be used to verify that
the printer is communicating correctly
on the network. Name and zone verify
you selected the correct printer, and P2
(shown directly below READY)
indicates that you are using the Phase
2 EtherTalk protocol. This should be the
same on the printer and on your Mac OS
computer.
6
TCP/IP status
information (Table 7.3)
This lists information that should be
checked for accuracy when
troubleshooting, such as TCP/IP status,
IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default
Gateway. From the information in this
section you can verify whether or not
this is the only device using this IP
address and whether or not the address
is valid based on the subnet mask that
is being used. If a router is used, you
can verify that the Default Gateway is
the IP address of the router on the
printer side of the router.
Note:
Only the first 18 characters of the
hostname are printed on the
configuration page.
7
DLC/LLC status
information (Table 7.4)
Lists the server address after it has
been configured.
Table 6.1
MIO and EIO Ethernet Configuration Pages
(Internal Print Servers) (2 of 2)
Item
Description
Troubleshooting Information