HP Jetdirect 280m HP Jetdirect 280m 802.11b Wireless Internal Print Server LIO - Page 77
Problems during normal operation, IP address of printer changed.
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HP Jetdirect 280m user's guide s Make sure that you reconfigured your computer at the end of the Wireless Setup Wizard. When you use the Wizard, you start by changing your computer's configuration so it can talk to the unconfigured print server. At the end of the Wizard, you must change your computer's configuration back to its original settings, so it can talk on your network. The Wizard tries to make those configuration changes for you, but it can't make them in all cases. If you had to make the first set of changes manually, you will also have to make the second set of changes manually. (Use your wireless card's configuration utility or Windows XP to check and change these settings.) If you didn't reconfigure, your computer is not on the same network as your printer, so it can't print to it. s Make sure that you completed both the Wireless Setup Wizard and the Install Network Printer Wizard. The first puts the computer on your network, the second sets up the print path from your computer to the printer. q Problems during normal operation 1. IP address of printer changed. If your printer gets its IP address from a DHCP server -- including a residential gateway -- and the print server's power is removed (print server unplugged or printer power unplugged), the print server may receive a new IP address from the DHCP server when its power is applied again. In that case, computers printing to the printer's old IP address will not be able to find the printer. Use the Install Network Printer Wizard to re-install the printer on each of the computer on the network. Also consider assigning a static IP address to the printer, if possible, to prevent recurrence of this problem. (If you're going to change to a static IP address on the printer, do that before you re-install the printer on the computers.) 2. Network security configuration changed. If your network administrator changes your network's encryption keys periodically to increase network security, make sure that you change the printer's keys when the network's keys change. (If the network access point and the computers change but the printer does not, the printer is no longer on the network.) If these quick checks don't point to your problem, use the full diagnostic procedure, below. file:///C|/Bottlecap_Structure_26--TestMerge/DOCS/EN/280M/USER/LWTROUBL.HTM (2 of 3) [5/20/2003 3:50:11 PM]