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Likes: I'm gonna call BS on this..most laptops are not running DHCP assigning services, that is more a server based application..E
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I'm gonna call BS on this..most laptops are not running DHCP assigning services, that is more a server based application..E
key word the is MOST I have mine setup to do just that.Originally Posted by emujo2
so pull your BS back brother, IT can be done.
Silly question. Why would you want to setup your laptop as a DHCP server?
Always had weird issues if there was more than one DHCP server on a network.
Whatever
separate boot into server software just for trouble shooting ... comes in handy when at a customers site. Blows their IT dept claiming it was the copier/printer
it doesn't connect to their net...
Seems like in this case the OP had no need to connect the laptop directly to the printer.
Whatever
no he needs to investigate THEIR network print/scan works fine
As always update the FW and set switch 25 accordingly. And as others mentioned play with network speed and TLS, SSL settings.
Try this:
Select Administrator
Select Settings
Select Security Settings
Select Security Details
Select Initialize.
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I don't reply to private messages from end users.
Those two bits of info eliminate the customers network and cable as a problem.
And that points to the copier NIC. I agree with you about time for a MFP board.
15% ping drops may not stop a print job but would impact a SSL handshake for email.
Explain?Exactly the opposite
Can't web in first clue
Most likely a duplicate Ipaddress
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