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IP Address Setting Using the ARP/PING Command
Specify the IP address by connecting the printer and computer on a network and using the ARP/PING command.
1.
Register the IP address and MAC address in the arp table.
Enter the following rpm command:
$ /sbin/arp -s [IP Address] [MAC Address]
Example:To register the IP address (172.23.2.72) and MAC address (00008546802e):
/sbin/arp -s 172.23.2.72 00:00:85:46:80:2e
NOTE
For LBP5000, LBP3500, and LBP3300, the MAC address is indicated on the reverse side of the network board (A) as shown in the following figure.
For LBP5300, the MAC address is indicated in the area of (B) shown in the following figure.
For LBP5100 and LBP3310, the MAC address is indicated at (C) on the network board as shown in the following figure.
* LBP5100 is taken as the example.
For LBP7200Cdn, the MAC address is indicated in the area of (D) shown in the following figure.
For LBP5050 Network Model, the MAC address is indicated in the area of (E) shown in the following figure.
For LBP6300dn, the MAC address is indicated in the area of (F) shown in the following figure.
For LBP9100Cdn, the MAC address is indicated in the area of (G) shown in the following figure.
2.
Specify the IP address for the network board.
Enter the following rpm command:
$ ping -s 479 [IP Address]
Example:To register the IP address (172.23.2.72):
ping -s 479 172.23.2.72
NOTE
If you cannot set the IP address using the above procedure, change the numerical value from "479" to "480" and enter the command.
3.
Delete the registered addresses from the arp table.
Enter the following rpm command:
$ /sbin/arp -d [IP Address]
Example:To delete the IP address (172.23.2.72):
/sbin/arp -d 172.23.2.72
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