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Setting through DHCP
DHCP is a protocol for dynamically assigning IP addresses to
each host on a TCP/IP network. It can set subnet masks as well
as IP addresses.
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This function is not available unless there is a DHCP
server on the network.
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[DHCP/BOOTP protocol] for the Fast EtherNet needs
to be set to [ENABLE]. If [DISABLE] has been selected,
see " Preparation of Your Printer" to change the setting
to [ENABLE].
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Configure on the DHCP server so that a fixed IP
address is assigned to the Fast EtherNet . If you select
an IP address at random, you cannot use the network
for printing. For the procedure for assigning a fixed IP
address, see the manual for the DHCP server.
Operation of the following DHCP servers has been verified.
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Windows NT Server4.0 DHCP server
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Windows NT Server4.0 DHCP relay agent
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Sun OS 4.1.3 + WIDE type DHCP version 1.3.6
The board may not function normally on any other DHCP server.
The following description uses Windows NT Server4.0 DHCP
server as an example.
User Manual
1
Open [Network] in the [Control Panel].
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Open the [Service] tab and check that [Microsoft DHCP
server] is displayed. If it is not displayed, click [Add] and
select [Microsoft DHCP server], then restart Windows NT4.0.
3
Click the [Start] button to start [DHCP Manager] form
[Management Tools (common)] in [Program].
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