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CHAPTER 1. GET CONNECTED TO THE POLAR CLOUD 28
1.4.2 MAC address for the printer
Some advanced networks require different types of authentica-
tion. In this case, your IT or network administrator will need to
add your 3D printer’s
MAC address to the list of hardware on the
network – similarly to how they would add a laser printer.
Make a note of the MAC address of your printer, as your
network administrator will likely need it! The MAC address
is printed on the “
CONNECTIVITY GUIDE
” sheet (the back side
of the “
GETTING STARTED
” sheet) shipped with your Polar3D
printer; see Figure 1.23 . The MAC address may also be found
displayed by the printer local web interface: after connecting to
192.168.0.1
, look under the header “
Network Information
”
for the value in the “
Current MAC
” field; see for instance Figure
1.8 . (Indeed, the printer local web interface shows the MAC
address in multiple places; see also for example Figure 1.21 or
Figure 1.22 .)
Note that if you have left your Polar3D printer configured to
potentially use multiple WiFi networks, then the MAC address
displayed may differ in its final digit from the value printed on
the “
CONNECTIVITY GUIDE
” sheet.
1.4.3 Open HTTP ports
Outgoing HTTP ports 80 and 443 must be open to the printer.
If your local network does not allow the printer to access those
outgoing ports, then the printer’s attempts to connect to the
Polar Cloud will not fully succeed.
In terms of LED lights, the symptom you will see when the