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I put an HP printer on my small peer-to-peer home network. When I print an
information page and see the address 192.168.1.105 for example - I then can
set the port configuration to go to that location.
However, when I turn the system & printer off then restart another address
becomes active and I have to again print 2 pages, and again change settings
to get to the printer.
Is there a way I can "look" at the network to see what addresses are
"active"? Or should I be doing something totally different? The brief
instructions on HP's site are not helping me at all.
I think I have it set for DHCL or something like that.
Thanks - I am not a network person, as you can tell.
information page and see the address 192.168.1.105 for example - I then can
set the port configuration to go to that location.
However, when I turn the system & printer off then restart another address
becomes active and I have to again print 2 pages, and again change settings
to get to the printer.
Is there a way I can "look" at the network to see what addresses are
"active"? Or should I be doing something totally different? The brief
instructions on HP's site are not helping me at all.
I think I have it set for DHCL or something like that.
Thanks - I am not a network person, as you can tell.