Ip Address Setting Order - Canon Color Send Kit-Y1 Service Manual

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IP address setting order

Following is described on condition that each protocol is set to on.
IP address setting order
- At startup, if [DHCP/BOOTP] in user data is set to on, it enables a user to obtain IP Address.
- At startup, if [RARP] in user data is set to on, it enables a user to obtain IP Address.
- If automatic obtainment of IP Address fails, a network works with the IP Address specified at
[IP Address] in user data.
- At startup, if [Automatic address obtainment] in user data is set to off, a network works with
the data specified at [IP Address], [Subnet Mask], [Default Gateway], or [DNS Server] in user
data.
- If automatic obtainment of IP Address fails or if IP Address specified at [IP Address] in user
data is 0.0.0.0, IP Address can be set by either ARP method or Canon Configuration Protocol
V3 method. If data of [Network setting] in user data are changed, the change becomes
effective after the power is turned off and on.
List of available protocols
Hierarchy Protocol Protocol
Network layer ARP Address Resolution
Protocol
RARP Reverse Address
Resolution Protocol
IP Internet Protocol
ICMP Internet Control Message
Protocol
Transport layer TCP Transmission Control
Protocol
UDP User Datagram Protocol This is a connection-less type protocol on
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Outline
This is used to obtain MAC address of
device from IP address
This is used to obtain IP address of device
from MAC address.
This is a number (no overlaps) to identify
own device or other device on the network.
This is used to return error to the source
when IP transmission trouble occurs.
This is used to reply to ping command or
others.
This is a connection type protocol on the
IP.
A system to check transmitted data is
incorporated.
the IP.
This is lower in credibility compared with
TCP, but is used in DHCP or SNMP, as the
processing uses less memory.
Session layer Port-9100 Port-9100(rawTCP)
Application layer
LPR/LPD Line Printer Remote/Line
Printer Demon
HTTP Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol
SNMP Simple Network
Management Protocol
BOOTP/ BOOTstrap Protocol/
DHCP Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol
DNS Domain Name System
Resolver Resolver
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Port-9100(rawTCP)
This is used to print data sent to the port
number 9100 of TCP.
Port-9100 is available when [Use
Port-9100] in user data is set to [Use] and
[Port number of Port-9100] is set.
This supports interactive communication
(send/receive).
LPR is a command to output data to the
network printer.
LPD is a system to receive LPR command.
This supports only one-way communication
(to device).
This does not support queue.
LPD function is available when [Use LPD]
in user data is set to [Use] and [LPD port
number] in user data is set.
This is a protocol to send/receive contents
between Web server and Client. It is used
in RemoteUI.
This is a protocol to manage clients
connecting to the network.
It enables to collect device information by
using MIB (Message Information Base) on
the SNMP.
SNMP function is available when [Use
SNMP] in user data is set to [Use] and
[SNMP port number] in user data is set.
BOOTP is used to obtain settings of IP
address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway,
or DNS Server Address.
DHCP, improved BOOTP, has a function to
distribute IP Address to clients.
This is software to carry out name
resolution of computer and IP address
by registering name server to inquiry in
advance.
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