Action:
Change the IP address of the print server to suit your routers/local area
network:
Linksys: your default local area network is 192.168.1.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes 192.168.1.252)
D-Link: your default local area network is
192.168.0.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes
192.168.0.252)
3COM 3C855 Cable/DSL Gateway: your default local area network is
192.168.1.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes 192.168.1.252)
US Robotics: your default local area network is 192.168.123.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes 192.168.123.252
SMC Barricade: your default local area network is 192.168.2.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes 192.168.2.252)
Netgear RP614: your default local area network is
192.168.0.xx
download this file and save
(overwrite) it on the print-server-floppy and reboot.
(IP address of your Print Server now becomes
192.168.0.252)
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Manually change the IP address of the print server (the hard way):
To change the IP address of your Print Server to some custom numbers,
boot up the Print Server and change four (4)
items below.
(if the IP address is not correct, it may 5 minutes to boot
up,
apparently hangs on syslogd, this is normal
, don't panic)
Thanks to
Michal Fraszek of Poland
who contributed to a patch in /etc/init.d/syslogd which
solved the 5 minutes apparent hang problem.
The fix is to edit
/etc/init.d/sysklogd:
RCDLINKS="0,K16 1,K16 2,S00 3,S00 4,S00 5,S00 6,K16" becomes
RCDLINKS="0,K16 1,K16 S,S00 6,K16"
login as
root
choose 1) Network settings,
choose
1) Network Configuration
see this diagram
change the IP address in the line IF0_IPADDR
change the netmask in the line IF0_NETMASK
change the broadcast in the line IF0_BROADCAST
click here for a broadcast calculator
change gateway address in the line
GW0_IPADDR
Ctrl-S and Enter
to save,
Ctrl-C,
q
choose B) Back-up,
choose
2) etc
Revised: August 7, 2006