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Re: Bad network connection
The OP is saying that DHCP won't pick an address at all for the copier. I'm pretty sure Phil is right that the copier has been excluded from getting a DHCP address thru the server settings.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Re: Bad network connection
HILARIOUS copier has a static ipaddress
power failure another device grabs the same ipaddress of copier.
PS on Konica and others the last thing to boot up is the NIC
card.
That ends today's lessonComment
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Re: Bad network connection
On Kinica's HTTP protocol can be disabled in one of the admin menus. It will still print and scan but the web interface won't load. It appeared like a firmware issue but the HTTP protocol was turned off.
Also, a duplicate IP would't stop any device from obtaining an IP:
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Yes you can turn it off web page but very very Rare that happens and it's the main way to program the machine. But a duplicate Ipaddress will definitely block you from viewing the web interface.
Hopefully we will all get more information from the Tech or mabye not. Some of his comments are conflicted.Comment
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Re: Bad network connection
KMs do indeed inform the user through the control panel that another device is using the IP address. All I'm saying is I would be hard pressed to replace a MFP board based on what the poster is saying the machine can and can't do. It can print and scan..packets being dropped can come from anywhere. Corrupt SSL certs and bad softswitch settings can be corrected through initialization..and/or HDD formats..EComment
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Re: Bad network connection
Originally posted by bsm2Talking about the original tech
thank you
TRY and keep up
bsm2, do you have to work hard at being a douchebag or does it just come naturally?Started in the copier service business in the fall of 1988 and worked at the same company for 33.5 years, becoming the senior tech in 2004 but left to pursue another career on 4/29/22.Comment
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Re: Bad network connection
here's an interesting tip about DHCP and the C308
Switch thinks it's a PoE device..Disable PoE (Power over Ethernet) for the switch port...And after re reading the posts..the user drops packets except when connected directly to the device, and his laptop pulls an address on the port..not that the laptop is assigning an address to the copier..(unless I'm just losing something in the non related comments. EComment
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very very naturally .... frankly I think he was born with the douche bag gene running at full gallopComment
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You're not wrong of course. Just some guys like to play games deflecting and twisting.A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
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Ok you 2..I left the BS trump/biden wars thread months ago because of that crap..Can you guys put it aside for this thread???
I just tried to program my C360i with a known duplicate IP..Message displayed on the control panel like I said..Copytech wont let me upload the pic though.Comment
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