IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

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  • wohn23
    • Jun 2025

    #1

    [Misc] IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

    Hello all,

    I had delivered IR3570 today and I was having problem with networking the copier.
    The place where the copier was delivered had recently opened and the employee or the manager didn't have any idea how the network was set up.
    Although I did get the printer driver installed I wanted to get some feedback from y'all about the issue I had.

    First thing I did was input the ip address that was available (192.168.1.205) along with subnet mask and the default gateway.
    After I rebooted the machine the ip changed automatically to 192.168.1.196 and the DHCP was highlighted when it wasn't before the reboot.
    I also noticed that the DNS field was filled in when it was cleared before the reboot.
    I eventually got the machine to get respond after unchecking the DHCP button and clearing the DNS.

    My question is
    1. Why and how did the ip address change from what was assigned
    2. Why and how did the DHCP highlight by itself

    I've had this type of issue several times and it just drives me crazy.
    Appreciate the response in advance.

    Thanks,
  • Iommanxman
    Trusted Tech
    • Aug 2009
    • 180

    #2
    Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

    In this instance I would leave DHCP on and get the customer's IT to create a reservation in DHCP for the machine using the MAC address. Problem Solved.

    (Ideally the IP address should be excluded from the DHCP pool even if you assign it statically to the device.)

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    • vamoursly
      Trusted Tech

      250+ Posts
      • Sep 2011
      • 273

      #3
      Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

      If the DHCP button is selected it does over ride any manually configured entry. Pain I know

      As above, has outlined best practise for DHCP reservations and exclusions.

      Otherwise have it on a static IP address and exclude from the DHCP scope.

      Enjoy

      V

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      • wohn23

        #4
        Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

        What I don't get is why the machine select DHCP (highlight) upon reboot.
        When I spoke to the person that worked on the network told me the static ip was used for cctv and dhcp for computers
        I would ask my bosses at work but its really difficult to get a straight answer from them.

        Thanks for the replies

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        • Rachid.Akli
          Senior Tech

          500+ Posts
          • Oct 2011
          • 595

          #5
          Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

          Originally posted by wohn23
          What I don't get is why the machine select DHCP (highlight) upon reboot.
          When I spoke to the person that worked on the network told me the static ip was used for cctv and dhcp for computers
          I would ask my bosses at work but its really difficult to get a straight answer from them.

          Thanks for the replies
          Machines are not so perfect. Things like this may happen. Start by upgrading your machine to latest versions.

          Rachid.
          "Find a job you love and youโ€™ll never have to work a day in your life." Nagy's father

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          • tenatal
            Technician
            • Aug 2011
            • 35

            #6
            Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

            Just Try This -

            System Setting -> Network Set. -> TCP-IP set. -> DNS S. St. -> DNS Dynamic Update

            Put OFF this Item

            So, the machine would not able to automatic update its DNS settings when connected to a network.

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            • vamoursly
              Trusted Tech

              250+ Posts
              • Sep 2011
              • 273

              #7
              Re: IR 3570 Network issue IP changing it self

              Depending on the version of the server, DHCP handles the DDNS updates

              Deselect DHCP, or put a reservation in the DHCP scope via the copiers network MAC

              Either way - Job done

              V

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