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Overview of the Printer
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1.6.3 Checking/Setting DHCP environment
As Windows NT/Windows 2000 can activate DHCP, the printer can obtain address
information from the DHCP server when there is a Windows NT/Windows 2000
computer on the network.
When in DHCP environment, use the WINS server at the same time.
If you are not sure if you have a DHCP environment, follow the procedure below to
check.
If the DHCP environment has been set up, you do not need to input the IP address as it
will be automatically set.
If the DHCP environment is not set up, set the IP address by following the procedure in
"1.6.2 Using touch panel display for setting".
Procedure
Print out the Printer Settings List by referring to "12.2 How to Print Report/List".
When the following addresses under
Communication Settings are obtained:
( TCP/IP :) IP Address , Subnet Mask , Gateway Address ;
( WINS :) Primary WINS Server Address , Secondary WINS Server Address :
The DHCP server and WINS server are operating. The printer IP address is set by
the DHCP server. The name (FX-xxxxxx) listed in Host Name of SMB in the
printer settings list is registered in the WINS server.
When the following addresses under Communication Settings are not obtained:
( TCP/IP :) IP Address , Subnet Mask , Gateway Address ;
( WINS :) Primary WINS Server Address , Secondary WINS Server Address :
There are no DHCP server and WINS server. Set the IP address manually by
referring to "1.6.2 Using touch panel display for setting".
When the following addresses under Communication Settings are obtained:
( TCP/IP :) IP Address , Subnet Mask , Gateway Address ;
but the following addresses are not obtained: ( WINS :) Primary WINS Server
Address , Secondary WINS Server Address
There is no WINS server. Do not use the DHCP environment as the printer cannot
be used due to a change in the IP address allocated to the machine. Set the IP
address manually by referring to "1.6.2 Using touch panel display for setting".
1.6 Setting IP Address for Network Environment