FA421SET-WEB no connection to the internet

You can configure the printer's Internet connection from the Embedded Web Server or from the front
panel.
NOTE: If an administrator password has been set, it will be required to change these settings. Thus,
the administrator can prevent the printer from being connected to the Internet, if desired.
? In the Embedded Web Server: select Setup > Internet connection.
? Using the front panel: press , then , then Connectivity > Internet connectivity.
The following settings are available:
? Enable Internet connection: The default value is Yes.


Change to No

First check if you are connected to the internet. If this is the case, try downloading a different web browser such as Chrome or Firefox. This should fix the problem one way or another. If all fails, there may be a problem with the web server you're trying to connect to. If that's the case, its out of your hands.

Dear sir From the Menu screen, highlight Web Access and click Select (Figure 1). Scroll down to Web Sessions and click Select (Figure 2). Scroll down the list to select the mobile Internet service you want ? e.g. O2 Post Pay, Orange GPRS WAP, T-Mobile, Virgin or Vodafone (Figure 3). Click on the Menu key (The [?] button under the screen) and select Set Default (Figure 4). Press Back and then click Launch (Figure 5). The web browser will automatically open, connecting you to your operator?s mobile Internet site (Figure 6). Now, when you select Web Access on the standby screen, then select Browser, you will automatically connect to the mobile Internet. Alternatively, you can create your own account to connect to your operator?s mobile Internet service. To do this you must first get the settings from your mobile operator (They can be found on mobile operators? websites), then: From the Menu screen, highlight Web Access and click Select (Figure 1). Scroll down to Web Sessions and click Select (Figure 2). Scroll down the list to the bottom and select [New Entry] (Figure 7). Then enter the settings for your mobile Internet service (Figure 8). To access our Internet Settings page click here Figure 1 From the Main Menu highlight Web Access and click Select Figure 2 Scroll down to Web Sessions and click Select Figure 3 Scroll down the list to select the mobile Internet service you want ? e.g. O2 Post Pay, Orange GPRS WAP, T-Mobile, Virgin or Vodafone Figure 4 Click on the Menu key and select Set Default Figure 5 Press Back and then click Launch Figure 6 The web browser will automatically open, connecting you to your operator?s mobile Internet site Figure 7 Scroll down the list to the bottom and select New Entry Figure 8 Enter the settings for your mobile Internet service

Have you tested that you have an Internet connection? Have you tried with another web browser that you can access Internet. If you have an Internet connection maybe Chrome is in off line mode. Try to uncheck it.

A web cam has several features of each separate functionality discussed.

A web camera on the computer could acquire motion pictures without necessarily being connected to the web. It is similar to acquiring videos with a camcorder that coud later be connected to the computer for several functionalities to occur.

While the camera is operated without internet connectivity would require a camera software program downloaded from the internet. First acquire the camcorder software similar to video editor softwares.

The same camera on the computer could acquire videos to be communicated on an internet with connection present.

The only features impairing camcorder web experiece is the requirements to belong to a netwrk by web casters.

since the communication is required to take place on yahoo browser, download a yahoo web cam browser that should have a window provided to recognise the camcorder on the computer or any connected for an external USB source.

yahoo web browser could have the features of selecting and inviting multimedia users in th form of video casting by adding addresses on whcih notifications area achieved by

a permission on the web browser is a functionn that the webcaster make availabitity for videos to display one each others media screens.

If the user is outside your business you don,t need to it.If the user is on your network you can allow or restrict the access to the internet.The option you want to can be made in your web server by the webmaster.I think your bis is an internet cafe.So you need to make a page to do this kind of interface.If you run an internet network for your clients you need to let them to pay for it.

You can use a third party software to restrict user to access internet.

With iNet Protector you can restrict access to the Web and password protect Internet connection. You can restrict internet access at specified times or on demand. You can disable connection completely or limit Internet to work with allowed programs and services only. In order to fully enable Internet access, user defined password must be entered. You can easily schedule Internet availability. Timer allows you to disable Internet connection after specified amount of time. Very useful for parents and business owners.
Key features:
* Restrict Internet access at specified times
* Password protect Internet connection
* Enable and disable Internet on demand
* Allow Internet access for a specified amount of time
* Allow only specified services or programs such as e-mail
* For Parents - Protect your kids from using Internet too much
* For Businesses - Keep employees from online entertainment at work

Internet Access Controller is a leading software tool for controlling, blocking web sites and restricting internet & network access.Internet Access Controller can restrict internet access at specified times or on demand. You can password protect an internet connection. Protect your computer from viruses, trojans, worms that can be contracted from malicious websites or programs. Great for parental control or to prevent employess from inappropriate internet usage. You can block, limit or allow which programs and services have access to the internet. The timer feature allows you to disable the internet connection after a specified amount of time. IAC gives you complete control over your computer's network connection.
Key features and benefits
- Restrict internet and network access automatically at specified times
- Password protect internet and network connection
- Enable and disable internet on demand
- Allow internet access for a specified amount of time
- Allow only specified services or programs such as e-mail
- Allow only specified web sites
- Block specific web sites and allow the rest
- Set daily internet usage limits applied to all users or only specific users
- For Parents - Protect your children from the dangers of the web and limit online usage
- For Businesses - Keep employees from online abuse at work
Parents: Protect your children
- Limit time spent online
- Automatically turn off internet at night or at any other inappropriate time
- Block harmful programs, such as chat and online games
- Protect your computer from malicious websites or programs.
Businesses: Increase employee production at work
- Increase productivity by limiting temptation for inapporpriate web surfing.
- Only allow websites needed for daily tasks.
- Block unwanted websites or games.
- Only allow access to programs such as email, file sharing and business related programs.

If you use NTFS, you can use the file system's built-in permissions to restrict access to the Internet Options or Internet Tools Control Panel applet by performing the following steps:

1. Start Windows Explorer
2. Navigate to \%systemroot%\system32 (e.g., c:\windows\system32).
3. Right-click inetcpl.cpl and select Properties from the context menu.
4. Select the Security tab.
5. Adjust the user and group permissions as appropriate, and ensure that the SYSTEM group has Full Control.

Within Internet Explorer, click Tools, and Internet Options, and then delete all temporary Internet files. Close Internet Explorer.
Re-open Internet Explorer.

Is it just one person's FACEBOOK web-page that causes the problem, or does the problem occur on *ALL* FACEBOOK web-pages?

Does the problem occur *ONLY* when accessing FACEBOOK web-pages?

If you're using an older version of Internet Explorer, upgrade to IE7 or IE8.

The windows based phones usually O2 requires generation 2 internet connection. So you check with your service provider for the connection type.
If it is 2nd generation internet connection then check the GPRS settings in Settings>Connection for the authentication. If PAP is selected then try with CHAP, because it varies based on the service provider.

have you checked if the gateway you're connecting allows you to surf the net?

Have you installed any software firewalls lately, I know Norton has a habit of randomly blocking the internet.

Try disabling any firewall you may have and try again, if the internet surfing problem persists, try plugging in a wired connection and seeing if you can surf from there.