I am unable to locate the MAC address for this 1710n printer after printing the config page and also after trying to look around for it through the web

are the print driver installed properly was a ip address given to the machine

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Go into your print dialogue box, then mailings and labels, then Create, envelopes, . From there, select options and printing options. From this dialogue box you can select how the address is printed.

If the printer already has an IP address and you know what it is by printing a config page, the simplest thing to do is connect a pc directly to the printer using a cross over network cable. Ensure the IP address in the PC is in the same range as the printer ie only the fourth octet is different. Ensure you can PING the printer Enter the current IP address of the 9022 in a web browser and it should take you to the printers internal web page whic will allow you to change network settings. An alternative option is to use the ARP command at the DOS prompt, for this you will need the MAC for the network card on the printer, this will be on the printed network config page and on a lable on the network card. For help on the ARP command type; ARP /? At the DOS command propt on a PC. A third option is to use a software utility called SYNCTHRU supplied on the installation CD that was with the network card when new.

Print a config page and check the IP address.
On the PC right click the 4050, go to properties, go to ports.
Make sure the IP address is the same as the printer.
Also on the rear of the printer, make sure that the green light on the JetDirect is on.
Check the config page (the 2nd page) right below the EIO X - JetDirect heading.
It should say "I/O Card Ready"

Hi there,
To find the static IP and Mac Address of your printer, press and hold green button for 10 seconds until green and yellow light starts blinking together, it will take out 3 print outs, 1 is printer information, 2nd will be configuration page, 3rd will be the toner status page,
Also you can Check your printer manual. This is the easiest and fastest way to find the printer's MAC address
Alternatively Print out a configuration page.
If you require more assistance, feel free to reply to this post
Thanks for Asking FixYA!
Regards, BA

If you know the IP of the printer & the printer is connected to the network, try pinging the IP address of the printer.
After that, open a command prompt & type the following command then press Enter:
arp -a
This will display the arp cache on your computer. Check the list & find your printer's IP, & opposite to it, you will find its MAC address listed.

Here ya go.

NOTE: The Configuration Page can be printed to help solve printing problems and obtain the best results from the printer. Access this page from the printer's Control Panel.

1. Press the [Up] or [Down] arrow button on the Control Panel to select [Printer Setup] on the Display Screen, and then press the [OK] button.
2. Press the [Up] or [Down] arrow button to select [Configuration Page], and then press the [OK] button to print.
3. Press the [Up] or [Down] arrow button to select [Exit], and then press the [OK] button to return to the Main Menu.

Hi!

I was able to locate this information for you on tht Toshiba FAQ section of their tech support site. Here is it, verbatim:

How do I discover the MAC address of the Brother network card?


To discover the MAC address of your Brother network card you will need
to print out a Network Configuration Report. To print this report
complete the following steps:

1. On the Brother machine press MENU.

2. Use the up or down arrow key to scroll to PRINT REPORTS and Press OK.

3. Use the up or down arrow key to scroll to NETWORK CONFIG and Press
OK.

4. Press BLACK START

5. The Network Configuration report will print. On the report, find the
section labeled <(><<)>Ethernet Address>. (Example: <(><<)>Ethernet Address> 00-80-77-90-0a-8c) This is the MAC address of your
Brother network card.

Reset the TCP/IP information. To do so, Turn off the printer power. With the cartridge door open, hold down both cancel and continue buttons and power the printer on. Hold the buttons until the lights cycle. The TCP/IP information should be cleared. Wait a few minutes.The printer should pick up a new IP address from the network, or should set a default IP. Press the Continue button to print a new test page, and you should see the new address.

To get into the web configuration you need to know your firmware on the DPR-1260. If it is 1.12, us http://dlinkps-xxxxxx where the X's are the last 6 number of the mac address. If it is 1.20 and up, use http://dlink-xxxxxx, where the x's are the last 6 number of the mac address. If you do set it up as DHCP or static and know the ip address of the print server just type in the ip address of the print server on the address bar.