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Scroll, Enter, Return, Using ARP

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6. Press Scroll until IP ADDRESS, then press Enter and the current IP address value is displayed. 7. Press Enter again then Scroll to choose an IP address octet to change, then press Enter. 8. Press Scroll to choose the desired value for he octet, then press Enter. The new value is shown with an asterisk. Press Return. 9. Repeat steps 6 through 8 until all IP address octets are set to the desired value. 10. Press Return until ETHERNET is on the first display line. 11. Press Scroll to choose other IP parameters to change, then follow the above steps for these as well. 12. When finished, press Return multiple times until NOT READY is displayed. 13. Perform a power cycle for the printer. This will set the operator panel values into the Ethernet Interface. Using ARP To configure the Ethernet Interface with its TCP/IP settings using a manual "arp" command, the syntax is: arp -s ipaddress ethernetaddress To use either of these commands: 1. Log on to a Unix station as superuser or root. This station must be located on the same subnet as the Ethernet Interface since ARP is limited to subnets. 2. Find the ethernet address for the Ethernet Interface by printing a configuration or reading it from the operator panel. It must be entered as part of this procedure. 3. Use the "arp" command to add an entry into the Unix station ARP table for this Ethernet Interface. This is the most common syntax for this command: Syntax: arp -s ipaddress ethernetaddress 5-4 Unix Confuiguration

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5–4
Unix Confuiguration
6.
Press
Scroll
until IP ADDRESS, then press
Enter
and the current IP address
value is displayed.
7.
Press
Enter
again then
Scroll
to choose an IP address octet to change, then
press
Enter
.
8.
Press
Scroll
to choose the desired value for he octet, then press
Enter
. The
new value is shown with an asterisk. Press
Return
.
9.
Repeat steps 6 through 8 until all IP address octets are set to the desired
value.
10. Press
Return
until ETHERNET is on the first display line.
11. Press
Scroll
to choose other IP parameters to change, then follow the above
steps for these as well.
12.
When finished, press
Return
multiple times until NOT READY is displayed.
13.
Perform a power cycle for the printer. This will set the operator panel values
into the Ethernet Interface.
Using ARP
To configure the Ethernet Interface with its TCP/IP settings using a manual “
arp
”
command, the syntax is:
arp
–s
ipaddress ethernetaddress
To use either of these commands:
1.
Log on to a Unix station as superuser or root. This station must be located on
the same subnet as the Ethernet Interface since ARP is limited to subnets.
2.
Find the ethernet address for the Ethernet Interface by printing a
configuration or reading it from the operator panel. It must be entered as part
of this procedure.
3.
Use the “
arp
” command to add an entry into the Unix station ARP table for
this Ethernet Interface. This is the most common syntax for this command:
Syntax:
arp
–s
ipaddress ethernetaddress