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Is this possible or do I have to disable it? &nbsp;
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Is this possible or do I have to disable it?  

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Open port 9100 for printer1, 9101 for printer2: this is usually used for tcp/ip printing. For management opent ports 80 and 1566. If you use lpd open port 515. For ftp printing open port 20. Older Axis use port 6001. Test and keep open only the ports you need.
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Open port 9100 for printer1, 9101 for printer2: this is usually used for tcp/ip printing. For management opent ports 80 and 1566. If you use lpd open port 515. For ftp printing open port 20. Older Axis use port 6001. Test and keep open only the ports you need.

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I'll try that and get back to you, thanks for your input...
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I'll try that and get back to you, thanks for your input...

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I eventually called Cannon and got a tech on the line. I had to open UDP port 10260
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I eventually called Cannon and got a tech on the line. I had to open UDP port 10260

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You put me on the right track. Thanks
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I want my Windows firewall to be enabled but enbling it blocks my Axis print server. &nbsp;How do I create an exception for this to work?
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I want my Windows firewall to be enabled but enbling it blocks my Axis print server.  How do I create an exception for this to work?

Axis 1610 Print server and Windows Firewall

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.