bootp

Sean picasso@madflower.com
Tue, 25 Jul 2000 06:43:59 -0400 (EDT)


turn on the printer..
hold down the little error button (the little button on top) 
turn off the printer (still hold down the button)
turn on the printer ( and keep holding it for about 20-30 seconds)

This resets the printer/card to default values.

Then goto HP.com and grab their printer utility for linux and reset the
card to the networking parameters you want. 

You should be all set after that. 

Sean

On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Marcel Kunath wrote:

> > Will this printer work without the jetdirect software?  Which model is
> > it?  We have several 4050's and 4500's and at least one 8000 series
> > printer here in the district.  Telnet-ing to them is no problem here but
> > I wasn't aware they would work without the jetdirect software.  I have
> > to admit that was an assumption I (may incorrectly) have made but we
> > have found them uncooperative outside the windows/jetdirect environment.
> 
> It's a 2100TN. I know there is JetAdmin but I didn't really think it was
> needed to set up this printer. I thought it was a tool just like bootp
> arp/rarp or telnet to set it up.
> 
> I'd call it silly to ask people to install JetAdmin to turn on bootp on the
> printer so that you then can set up bootp. I guess I have to play with it some
> more. I had installed JetAdmin before and I didn't find it helpful at all. It
> never detected the printer on my network.
> 
> mk
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