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Not sure if this is the place for this, but the home networking thread didn't seem right either. I got a weird request. Small office has 2 distinct networks, a 10. and a 192. For reasons that are probably silly, they don't want to change ip configs, but want to share a copier. I used an extra port on 10dots firewall to connect to the 192 network switch, setup the routing on 192's firewall to provide a route back to to the copier, and pinged it + hit its configuration webpage from both networks. All seemed good.(at this point, I just did an allow all on the firewalls for testing). When printing, the job will error out on the pc, and get stuck in the printer's job log for 10 minutes or so before printing a pcl error page(or a generic error if using a non-pcl driver). Also disabled the firewall on the client pcs just in case they were being weird about talk back from an ip outside their subnet. Any ideas?
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# ¿ Sep 24, 2020 23:07 |
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# ¿ Mar 28, 2024 16:06 |
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Actuarial Fables posted:Does the PC print successfully on the 10. network? yeah 10. works fine. 10. is a routed port, other end(into the 192) is a switch port. yes, for testing purposes I allowed everything through the firewall can't recall the port for the printer, it uses all default settings Really wishing I had another printer out there, just to test if it's the printer being weird.
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# ¿ Sep 27, 2020 19:07 |
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wolrah posted:Re: Microsoft licensing I wouldn't even hire a lawyer if they came for me. I'd waltz in to the first mediation, 2 cell phones on speaker already in queue, one with ms sales, one with ms support. Explain to both I have a simple licensing question that I'm a little confused on. Let them both go on a 5 minute apology rant about how terrible the licensing is and even they don't get it while staring -dead eyes- into opposing councils face the whole time.
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