What is the ip?

Dear May,
You can download the softwares which can show you the exact ip of your device
http://www.hide-windows.com/Download/ipscan.exe
or you can download the PSADMIN software from this link ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Printserver/dp301u/Apps/PSAdmin/DP301U_PSAdmin_100.zip
it will automatically show you all the connected Print Servers,
Click on IP icon and it will prompt you for the password, Enter the password (default= admin) if you haven't set your own and it will show you the IP
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One of the main difference between this tow printer is the DPR1020 is made to work with all printer including those multi function printers , because this old DP301U was a older version of print server that don't support those new multi function printers features like scanning and fax. So if you have a multi function printer I will advice you to get the DPR1020 so all features of that printer will work behind this print server.

tsd.dlink.com.tw/

or dlink.com

It is 192.168.0.10

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue.

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Anand

dont' worry about what the d-link site says. its because they haven't tested it. i got my dp-301u to work fine with my hp1020 on 2 different workstations with the following steps.

1. install printer locally via usb and test.
2. create a second printer as per the dlink manual creating a port. don't worry about the name as we will delete it.
3. once created go into the properties of the 2nd printer and change the port to something local - anything will do to free up the port.
4. go into the properties of the printer that was created in step 1. and change the port to that of the print server.
5. test print. should work fine.

cheers!!

just open your dlink ip page and type the username as admin and leave the part of password.

it will open a page where there is a palce to add a wifi password



sagar

I have one of theses D-Link PD-301U. It soes NOT support most All-in-one printers like yours. According to D-Link's Web site, here are the HP Laser printers it supports (note the P1008 is NOT in the list):

LaserJet

1200

1500 (USB 2.0)

2200

2200D

http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=2135&question=DP-300U%20/%20DP-301P+%20/%20DP-301U%20/%20DP-311U%20/%20DP-G310%20/%20DP-G321

hit reset on the back of the device.

TCP/IP printing for windows xp:
you must know the IP address of the print server and the port name.and the pc's ip address must be in the same subnet as the print sever's ip address.
Step 1 Go to Start > Settings > Printers and double-click the Add Printer icon to open the Add Printer Wizard.
Step 2 Select Local Printer and click Next.
Step 3 Select Create a New Port and choose Standard TCP/IP Port from the drop-down menu and click Next.
Step 4 This will bring up the Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard. Click Next.
Step 5 Enter the IP address of the print server and the port name and click Next.
Step 6 The next window will prompt you for the Device Type. Select the Standard radio button and use Generic Network Card from the drop-down window.
Step 7 Click Finish to close the port configuration wizard.
Step 8 This will bring you back to the Add Printer Wizard. Step through the remaining windows of the Add Printer Wizard, accepting the default values to complete configuration.

Hi How to check the print server is in the wireless network or not!! Check under the Router Setup page Router's ip address... Check if you are able to ping the Print Server Ip address....Since it the router will assign a ip address from DHCP range.. If you are able to ping the router's ip address and the print server ip address then the print server is in the Wireless LAN... Try the following steps. 1. Go to run and type "cmd" press enter 2. type ipconfig. 3. Check the range of ip address...if its 192.168.0.XX 4. Try pinging that ip address.. 5. If able to ping the router and print server.. Then the wireless network is fine... Somehow some of the printer's don't work with some of the print servers.. Check if D-link does support the printer or not!!!! for this particular model of the router...