Hi Mike,
If the printer is connected via ethernet to your router, and your Mac is also
connected to the same network, then you should be able to print from your
Computer to the HP 8550N LaserJet printer without using AppleTalk - e.g., you
set up IP printing using the HPJetdirect protocol.
All
Peter I tried what you suggested and it does ping successfully.
What is really weird about all of this is when I first connected the printer I
was able to see the printer fine. The first page I sent to print was an image
and 80% of the way through the printer spat the dummy and aborted with a
On 02/02/2010, at 10:14 PM, Mike Moore wrote:
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>> If it's running bonjour you can use the little freeware util, "Bonjour
>> Browser to" find it.
> Thanks Rob - Bonjour Browser has given me the IP address. Unfortunately
> though the printer still won't print. No matter what I do at the com
You don't need to if you already found the IP address via bonjour browser. It's
simply another way to find out information you already have.
Assuming that you have now configured the printer as an IP printer your problem
is now probably that you either have the wrong driver or that the driver is
Neil thanks for the advice but I'm not sure how you go about logging into the
router.
On 02/02/2010, at 6:52 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
>
> Hi Mike,
>
> If you log-in to your router configuration using your web-browser can't you
> see a list of the IP addresses allocated to connected devices?
On 02/02/2010, at 6:31 PM, Rob Findlay wrote:
>
> If it's running bonjour you can use the little freeware util, "Bonjour
> Browser to" find it.
Thanks Rob - Bonjour Browser has given me the IP address. Unfortunately though
the printer still won't print. No matter what I do at the computer a
Hi Mike,
If you log-in to your router configuration using your web-browser can't you
see a list of the IP addresses allocated to connected devices?
I'm going on old memories here - so its just a guess ;)
Cheers
Neil
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If it's running bonjour you can use the little freeware util, "Bonjour Browser
to" find it.
Else if it has an IP lease from the router you can log in to the router and
look at DHCP clients or attached devices. If you only have a few devices it
should be pretty easy to spot.
On 02/02/2010, at
I have an HP 8550N Laserjet printer with Jetdirect card connected to my
computers via the router.
With Snow Leopard I can't connect to the printer. I have tried printing out
the configuration page to get its IP address (as suggested in the HP help
forums) but it doesn't show on that.
I'd b
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