We have a client who wants to change the SNMP default Community strings on a C650i. When they do this, it causes printing to slow a little (3-5 seconds slower before starting for each print). It prints fine when the SNMP strings are the defaults.
When they change the SNMP strings from the defaults (public/private), we update them on the driver. When we Wireshark the packets, the server does send the correct SNMP strings, but it still seems delayed. When we share that printer, weirdly, we get two SNMP requests to the copier: one from the client with the default SNMP strings, and one from the server with the correct , changed strings. We turned off the Auto update in the driver on both server and client and verified the correct, changed strings are in the client settings.
Is there any way to completely turn off SNMP with these drivers? I've tested Sharp and HP drivers and they do not start every print job with an SNMP query. And yes, the SNMP is unchecked in the Ports tab on all my tests. On the C650i, I can actually see the slowdown in the live packet capture as it hangs on SNMP queries before sending the actual print data.
Thanks for any help!
When they change the SNMP strings from the defaults (public/private), we update them on the driver. When we Wireshark the packets, the server does send the correct SNMP strings, but it still seems delayed. When we share that printer, weirdly, we get two SNMP requests to the copier: one from the client with the default SNMP strings, and one from the server with the correct , changed strings. We turned off the Auto update in the driver on both server and client and verified the correct, changed strings are in the client settings.
Is there any way to completely turn off SNMP with these drivers? I've tested Sharp and HP drivers and they do not start every print job with an SNMP query. And yes, the SNMP is unchecked in the Ports tab on all my tests. On the C650i, I can actually see the slowdown in the live packet capture as it hangs on SNMP queries before sending the actual print data.
Thanks for any help!
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