Re: Re (2): Web based configuration of Lexmark XM3150.
Nuno Silva <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.periphs.printers |
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| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
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On 2025-06-01, [email protected] wrote: > Hello Marco & all, > > In article <[email protected]>, Marco Moock > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Cat5e is definitely enough - regardless how old. Older types will >> most likely work, as the ethernet protocol has a big safety factor. > > Tried two or three patch cables and two cross-overs. Connected the > printer to the cable router and directly to a laptop. One laptop has > MS Edge which the manual lists as workable. > > In all cases at least one indicator light by the 8p8c socket flashed > green but the browser timed out. > > Youtube videos and Lexmark Web based instructions make this seem > trivial. Just give the IP address to the browser. How do you know which IP to give? > If printing has been working by WiFi, must that be disabled? I'd hope the documentation would state that, if it were the case. But I know better than to expect documentation to be complete :-) Maybe *that* (wi-fi networked printing) can be exploited to double-check the printer IP address? Or is that what you're doing already? -- Nuno Silva