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Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
I set up my HP 3330 LaserJet in a similar way to the previous post about printing via a HP JetDirect printserver and it all worked fine accepting print jobs from all our Macs and VPC. my problem is to get print jobs to my HP 1220C through the same printserver as this is a three port printserver. Whatever I do, the jobs goes to the 3330, as that is connected to port 1. Any ideas?
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
socket://x.x.x.x:9101 refers to the second port and
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
I dont know if it will work using virtual pc, but try using HP JetDirect WebAdmin. It allows you to update the firmware on each jetdirect print server via internet explorer... After you install the latest firmware you should be able to access the print server via any web browser.
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
Hi,
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=7858
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
I dont know if it will work using virtual pc, but try using HP JetDirect WebAdmin. It allows you to update the firmware on each jetdirect print server via internet explorer... After you install the latest firmware you should be able to access the print server via any web browser.
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
I have an HP Jetdirect 500ex workng with 2 printers connected. One is a HP 990 and the other is a laserjet 5MP. Both show up under apppletalk network. I have another setup with a Epson 750 and laserjet 5MP. The Epson was not seen with appletalk, so I had to use the advanced option. Non postscript printers did not work unless they were connected to port 9100. Let me know how ot turns out.
Printing via HP JetDirect 500 in 10.2
Re: VPC. Don't be so sure it's VPC's fault; I tried the update both on VPC (first, of course) and on a bona-fide win2k3 machine and it just ... sat ... there. After some time on the phone with JetDirect tech support, they advised me to reset the JetDirect (power cycle, hold down the 'test' button for > 10 seconds) ONLY AFTER printing out the normal 'test' info pages, of course! and once I'd 'wiped its memory', THEN I was able to update the firmware. Might be worth a shot. |
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