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Are you manually creating the printers on the PC's? If so, when setting up the TCP/IP printer port, you have to select the port on the print server to use. If it properly detects your device, it should list only the two ports.<br />
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Hope this helps
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Are you manually creating the printers on the PC's? If so, when setting up the TCP/IP printer port, you have to select the port on the print server to use. If it properly detects your device, it should list only the two ports.

Hope this helps

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I just tried 9101 and waiting for the user to test
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I just tried 9101 and waiting for the user to test

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I have two Brother laser (5240 and 5340) printers hooked up via parallel cable to this print server (HP JetDirect J3254A)<br />
The both show detected on port 1 and 2. <br />
Both users need to print to their own printer but it only prints to one from both stations<br />
How to configure it correctly?<br />
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Thank you so much<br />

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I have two Brother laser (5240 and 5340) printers hooked up via parallel cable to this print server (HP JetDirect J3254A)
The both show detected on port 1 and 2. 
Both users need to print to their own printer but it only prints to one from both stations
How to configure it correctly?

Thank you so much


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