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Hello

If I need to post to another group, let me know.

I bought a new printer. During the HP Printer software install, the
install failed at 2%. I needed HP support on the P1205x network
printer. I phoned into HP. We did a cold reset. We couldn’t do a
‘route add 169.254.76.255 192.168.253.45.’ HP couldn’t assist. I said
is it the subnet mask? The cold reset shows 255.255.0.0 and our
network segment it is 255.255.255.0. Hp indicated that "route add'
isn’t effected by a subnet mask.

I got to thinking why not use the JetAdmin utility already on the
server? We are simply replacing the older HP2100. And that software
utility is on the server.

The JetAdmin interface was able to discover/ detect the HP2015
printer. That is good news.

Under Device Management/ Management Settings/ Discovery/ Discovery
Result -there are five hardware addresses listed. The HP2015 hardware
address is listed: 0017087F460D –along with the other printers on this
segment.

If JetAdmin can detect the hardware I maybe able to configure the
printer, but I don’t know how.
I did click on "Specified Addresses" The "Add Device to Host File"
and several other information tabs were available. On Hp's site I
found the JetAdmin download manual. It was –ambiguous.

The HP tech person indicated that to install the HP 2015x software /
drivers I need to add and configure the HP2015 Printer (default) ip
169.254.17.255 mask 255.255.0.0 gateway 169.254.17.255 to our network
segment server ip 192.168.253.45. The final goal is to create a static
ip for the HP 2015 printer as 192.168.253.9.

Additional info:
The HP 2015 hostname: NP17F460D.
I did attempt a few Telnet instructions. Telnet unable to communicate
with the HP 2015 device.
On this segment the company isn’t using DHCP.

I appreciate any advice on how to use the JetAdmin utility.
Thanks
John Marshall
 
Hello

If I need to post to another group, let me know.

I bought a new printer. During the HP Printer software install, the
install failed at 2%. I needed HP support on the P1205x network
printer. I phoned into HP. We did a cold reset. We couldn’t do a
‘route add 169.254.76.255 192.168.253.45.’  HP couldn’t assist. I said
is it the subnet mask? The cold reset shows 255.255.0.0 and our
network segment it is 255.255.255.0. Hp indicated that "route add'
isn’t effected by a subnet mask.

I got to thinking why not use the JetAdmin utility already on the
server? We are simply replacing the older HP2100. And that software
utility is on the server.

The JetAdmin interface was able to discover/ detect the HP2015
printer. That is good news.

Under Device Management/ Management Settings/ Discovery/ Discovery
Result -there are five hardware addresses listed. The HP2015 hardware
address is listed: 0017087F460D –along with the other printers on this
segment.

If JetAdmin can detect the hardware I maybe able to configure the
printer, but I don’t know how.
I did click on "Specified Addresses"  The "Add Device to Host File"
and several other information tabs were available. On Hp's site I
found the JetAdmin download manual. It was –ambiguous.

The HP tech person indicated that to install the HP 2015x software /
drivers I need to add and configure the HP2015 Printer (default) ip
169.254.17.255 mask 255.255.0.0 gateway 169.254.17.255 to our network
segment server ip 192.168.253.45. The final goal is to create a static
ip for the HP 2015 printer as 192.168.253.9.

Additional info:
The HP 2015 hostname: NP17F460D.
I did attempt a few Telnet instructions. Telnet unable to communicate
with the HP 2015 device.
On this segment the company isn’t using DHCP.

I appreciate any advice on how to use the JetAdmin utility.
Thanks
John Marshall
Click to expand...

I'll feedback to myself. It's all who you talk to in HP Tech. This one
fellow knew what to do. I was instructed to download the HP2015 PnP
drivers. That fixed the install. To get it on the network because the
printer default is 169.x.x.x. mask 255.255.00 I needed to use the
Embedded Web Interface. This EWI talks to the printer. But you need to
be on the same mask for this to work. I changed a workstation to
169.x.x.x. mask 255.255.0.0. I type into the browser 169.x.x.x. and
there emerged the EWI. I changed the IP conf to Static, 192.168.x.x.
mask 255.255.255.0. I went to the server, added the printer, and now
its on the Network.
 
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