Canon LBP7100Cn User Manual page 244

Manual Address
Stateless Address
Stateful Address
About stateless addresses
Stateless addresses are deleted when the printer restarts (when the printer turns ON).
When configuring the DNS Settings
IMPORTANT
DNS Dynamic Update
DNS Dynamic Update is a function that adds the IP address of the device and the names specified as the host name
and domain name to the DNS server automatically.
This function can be used in the environment in which a Dynamic DNS server is being used.
When using the DNS Dynamic Update function
You need to set the IP address, host name, and domain name of the DNS server.
For details on the procedure for setting a port when using DNS
See "Basic Operations/Various Information for
When Configuring WINS
IMPORTANT
About WINS
WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) is a service to correspond the NetBIOS names (names of computers and
printers) to IP addresses. A WINS server is required to use WINS.
NOTE
When using the IP address settings with DHCP
When the IP address of the WINS server is obtained from the DHCP server, the IP address obtained from the DHCP
server is overwritten.
WINS cannot be used in an IPv6 environment
Use WINS in an IPv4 environment.
When configuring the Multicast Discovery Settings
NOTE
Multicast discovery
This is a function that searches for certain devices using Service Location Protocol (SLP).
By using the multicast discovery function, you can search for only the devices whose values in [Scope Name] are
verified, using the service location protocol (SLP) from utility software.
This is a fixed address that is entered manually. When
0 to 1 specifying the IP address manually, you can specify the prefix
length and default router address.
The stateless address is specified automatically using the
prefix (information indicating the network to which it belongs)
0 to 6
included in RA (Router Advertisement) transmitted by the
router and the MAC address of the printer.
The stateful address can be obtained from the DHCP server
0 to 1
using DHCPv6.
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