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As others have said....
- I would start with updating ALL firmwares.
- Try switching the machine to DHCP to Auto obtain an address, and then see if you can access WIM with that IP. Then you can switch it back to Static.
- Check security settings (User tools --> System settings --> Admin. tools --> "Network Security Level" {usually set to "Custom"}).
- I think there is an SP that can be toggled to disable WIM.....SP 5-885-205 should be set to "0".
- Are there any Admin. Authentication settings set?
- You said you were going to set up @remote, but couldn't access WIM to do that. Did you try to do it from the machine's panel after that? Was it successful? If not, you can execute SP 5-870-003, and then 5-870-001, if those fail to execute then you may have a device certificate issue.
Omertà
Regards Mark
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Not true. Apple has included generic PCL support for years.Add printer -> IP and chose: LPD on protocol, set the ip address, in the queue field you can write anything. In the print using field chose Generic PCL Driver. and it is done.Depending on the age of your Mac you might be only able to print B/W.
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Did you try to delete and re-create an https certificate ?I had this behaviour once and it worked fine after this trick.
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