Hello,

This is a long shot, but maybe...

I'm trying to access a canon copier (3300i, but I don't think the exact
model is important) from my PC via canon's remote UI program installed
on the copier. As far as I can tell everything is set right (it is
networked, remote ui is "on") but when I try to access it via a web
browser I get "server is busy" page even when the copier is definately
not busy. Any thoughts?

Thanks.

(E-Mail Removed) <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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> I'm trying to access a canon copier (3300i, but I don't think the exact
> model is important) from my PC via canon's remote UI program installed
> on the copier. As far as I can tell everything is set right (it is
> networked, remote ui is "on") but when I try to access it via a web
> browser I get "server is busy" page even when the copier is definately
> not busy. Any thoughts?

Can you ping it? There may be a firewall in the way, or it may require
proprietary software on your computer.

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Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota * USA

I did ping it, everything was fine. Also, canon claims no other
software is required, the necessary software comes standard in the
printer. I went to another department and tried their similar copiers
and there was not a problem connecting to the copier via a web browser.
It must be some non-obvious setting on the printer (some other
"communications" setting, maybe appletalk ??) but I can't figure it out
for the life of me.

(E-Mail Removed) <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I did ping it, everything was fine. Also, canon claims no other
> software is required, the necessary software comes standard in the
> printer. I went to another department and tried their similar copiers
> and there was not a problem connecting to the copier via a web browser.
> It must be some non-obvious setting on the printer (some other
> "communications" setting, maybe appletalk ??) but I can't figure it out
> for the life of me.

See if you can print out the config pages from one of the working
printers and compare it to the settings on the non-working printer.

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Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota * USA

Its funny you say that, I just tried that before reading your message.
The network settings are almost exactly the same, and the ones that are
different only seem to involve that fact that the copiers are in
different locations, etc. This is getting stranger the more I go into
it.

By the way, thanks for replying to my question, Warren, I appreciate
it.

[pyrosdav]

Hello,
I am having the same issue on my network with three Canon IR printers. I was able to access one of them after the IKON rep reloaded the system software of one of them. But the other two-can not.
Did you find a solution to it yet?
Thanks
Dave