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thanks for all the suggestions, i will see about it tomorrow,9-4-2018
As it is already suggested ,access control could be a reason.
Telnet is your friend.
Telnet IP
Access Flush'
Logout
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SP 5801-011 is faster, easier and safer in the hands of an untrained idiot.Originally Posted by fbkhan3
ok i tried these things
reset 5870 -3-1-4 in that order / no print
did an all clear/ no print
5801-11.. no print
yet it picks up its own ip address
no web access / 404 page not found
Try executing SP 5801-10, -20, and -25. If that does not work it may be restricted access. Which may be reset through the WIM.
I successfully changed one by reverting the IP ( on the Ricoh) to the original static address. Then using a network crossover cable, hook up a laptop directly to the Ricoh.
Assign the network adapter settings on the laptop using the Gateway, subnet mask and a close IP address to the Ricoh. Then you can access the WIM and reset the access restrictions on your Ricoh
(I successfully changed one by reverting the IP ( on the Ricoh) to the original static address) by this do you mean the assigned address we have it on now?
Stephen means to give the machine ANY static address you like and then change you laptop nic properties to be within range of the Ricoh to access the WIM.
Also...did you check that IEEE 802.1x for wireless is not enabled as many of us suggested?
ok got and yes the ieee 802x is off
once im in, where would i look for the restrictions? im not super savy on the restrictions area, is there a specific place to look for to be able to change this machine to user friendly print... LOL
This may sound irrelevant but it it worked for me.
Check the network security level (administrator tools)
Set it to the lowest (Level 0)
Try to access WIM
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