Questions & Answers for: HP LaserJet dhcp scope

The HP Laserjet P2015N is showing an IP address of 0.0.0.0 it is set to pick up an IP address fron DHCP but it is not. I have tried Factory Rest and normal cold rest. Any ideas? Also we have a few of ...

dhcp problem, not old DNS info, not firewall, even have the printer ip in the hosts file...Some combo of HP drivers is blinding the printer from the spooler services...Come on HP!!!  Step it up a

Not picking up an IP address. Just a local 169 address. Printer is set up w/manual DHCP. Regular DHCP won't pick up an address either. Would like to know how to perform a 'cold reset''. Turn off dhcp.

...free upgrades to the 620. Connect the printer to your network (assuming your router/server supports DHCP). Boot up the printer and print out the JetDirect IO configuration page. Once you see the IP ...

I cannot get the printer on my network. What settings must I use with DHCP to automatically pull the IP address and be identified on the network? HP 5100 dtn On the control panel, navigate to the ...

...under Windows 7 until I attempted to use it with a different Internet configuration that requires DHCP to be enabled. After enabling DHCP, I cannot print anything. Is it possible to configure an HP ...

I am fresh out of ideas. Does anyone know how to get around this? Hey! Make sure that the printer's DHCP is not on because the only time it looses the ip address is when its not on static and on DHCP!

not able to change the default gateway. It just takes what ever the IP address is Are you using DHCP to obtain the IP address? If so, typically the gateway will be automatically assigned, and if the ...

users can't print through DHCP network The IP address needs to be set to a static IP that matches the IP address that is configured in the driver. DHCP stinks for printers if the DHCP server does ...

...dhcp scope for it? Do you have the printer named in DNS? Printers are much easier to deal with when they have a static address, they're always in the same place on the network. All that said, browse ...