HP LASERJET 3055 Manual IP Address not saving

I have that same printer and it wont set auto IP assign. when I print a network config report it shows "IP adress: configuring" and "auto IP disabled" no matter how many times i set up to auto-assign

any sugestions?
Thanx



I have that same printer and it wont set auto IP assign. when I print a network config report it shows "IP adress: configuring" and "auto IP disabled" no matter how many times i set up to auto-assign

any sugestions?
Thanx

I have exactly the same problem as described here. For over a year, the
printer worked flawlessly over the network. Now it has this behavior as
described above.

I do not think it is the (only the) network card: From the time the printer is first turned on, for approximately 15-25 seconds, the lights on my network switch indicate a fully normal connection. Then, at some point during the start-up routine, it appears the network connection is configured by the printer, and the connection drops to half-duplex. A printout of a 'network report' confirms this is the case, and, no matter what is done, the printer will not accept (store) IP settings. This makes me think the problem lies with whatever onboard memory the printer makes use of to store configuration settings, especially since they don't seem to be saving correctly.

I'll just note that doing a "Restore Default Settings", or "Reset TCP-IP" does not seem to re-initialize the default factory settings for the network.



I have exactly the same problem as described here. For over a year, the printer worked flawlessly over the network. Now it has this behavior as described above.

I do not think it is the (only the) network card: From the time the printer is first turned on, for approximately 15-25 seconds, the lights on my network switch indicate a fully normal connection. Then, at some point during the start-up routine, it appears the network connection is configured by the printer, and the connection drops to half-duplex. A printout of a 'network report' confirms this is the case, and, no matter what is done, the printer will not accept (store) IP settings. This makes me think the problem lies with whatever onboard memory the printer makes use of to store configuration settings, especially since they don't seem to be saving correctly.

I'll just note that doing a "Restore Default Settings", or "Reset TCP-IP" does not seem to re-initialize the default factory settings for the network.