DataCard CR805 Installation And Administrator's Manual page 87

EthAddressMethod—The method used to obtain the IPv4 network IP address. Select DHCP
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or STATIC from the Current Value drop-down list.
When the value is DHCP, the EthGatewayAddress, EthIpAddress, and EthSubnetMask
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values are controlled by the DNS server and the settings are filled in automatically.
When the value is STATIC, the EthGatewayAddress, EthIPAddress, and EthSubnetMask
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values must be set manually.
EthGatewayAddress—Enter the gateway address for the Ethernet network.
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EthIpAddress—Enter the static IP address for the printer.
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EthSubnetMask—Enter the subnet mask for the Ethernet network.
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EthDnsAddress1, EthDnsAddress2, EthDnsSearchSuffix—These settings are not used at this
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time.
IPMode—Specify the IP mode used by the printer. The printer can support both IPv4 and
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IPv6 addressing. You can select from the following:
IPv4—The printer uses IPv4 addressing only.
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DualStack—The printer can use both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing.
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The remaining IPv6 settings become applicable when IPMode is set to DualStack.
IPv6DefaultGateway—Set a default gateway address. This setting is disabled when set to the
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default of "::".
IPv6DHCPv6Select—Select whether or not the printer obtains an address and stateful
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configuration from a DHCPv6 server. Disable this setting if a DHCPv6 server is not present.
IPv6DNSPrimaryAddress, IPv6DNSSecondaryAddress—These settings are not used at this
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time.
IPv6ManualAddress—Enter the IPv6 address using the following format:
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xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx
Refer to "Access Printer Manager"
address.
IPV6ManualSelect must be set to Enabled for the printer to use this setting.
IPv6ManualPrefixLength—Specify the IPv6 manual subnet prefix length. IPv6 addresses
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consist of two parts. The prefix length indicates the boundary between the subnet to which
the host is connected and device ID in the IPv6 manual address, starting from the left end.
The default value is 64.
CR805 Retransfer Card Printer Installation and Administrator's Guide
on page 60 for more information about entering an IPv6
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