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As far as I can remember the default IP is 192.168.0 .10, subnet 255.255.255.0 If this isn't the correct IP address, you'll need to reset the d-link print serverHope this helps Regards,c0d3
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
Regards,
Bilal
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Your print server has to have its own IP address. If you have your computer as 198.168.1.1 then your print server would be 198.168.1.2.
You cant have the same IP address on any 2 items on your network.
Download and install <a href="http://www.wireshark.org/download.html">Wireshark</a>.
After installing, click the first button on the toolbar to list available capture devices. Select the interface you use to connect to your network (wired or wireless card) by clicking the "Start" button next to it.
Power off and back on the print server. Watch the log on Wireshark, and look for the D-Link identifier under the "Source" tab. In the same row, it will tell you the IP address the print server has assigned to it. You can then change your computer's IP to be in the same subnet (match the xxx's in the address xxx.xxx.xxx.yyy), allowing you to connect to it.
It should be fine as long as it is in the range that the router can recognize and that it doesn't conflict with another IP address used on another device. Usually on the networks I design I keep the printers on higher IP address so that they can be managed on a certain range.
Is this the wireless print server?
What specifically do you mean by PJL printer block?
1. Set up your print server with an IP address. 2. Ping your printer IP address. 3. If successful, Add printer wizard. Create a new port, Make it TCP/IP port. Put the IP address in the IP address field. Click next and Use Generic 9XXX Raw. 4. Install the driver provided by the manufacturer for your printer and assign it to the Network port. 5. Print.
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