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Hi!<br />
I have a 4250N Printer setup for tcp/ip. Do I need to have dlc/llc enabled?<br />
Can someone explain a full purpose of this protocol (Data Link Control/Logical Link Control), and why is being offered as default on windows network?<br />
Thanks
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Hi!
I have a 4250N Printer setup for tcp/ip. Do I need to have dlc/llc enabled?
Can someone explain a full purpose of this protocol (Data Link Control/Logical Link Control), and why is being offered as default on windows network?
Thanks

DLC/LLC Protocol - do I need to keep it on?

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