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When you add it by ip, what protocol do you select? HP Jetdirect socket should work, since it has the correct settings for your printer
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The network printer is Canon. Should I select HP JetDirect ?<br />
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Thx
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I did not mean a jetdirect device, only using the hp jetdirect socket.
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Sorry, I overlooked that. However, Macs prefer LPD.
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The user will come back to the office after 1 month. Will post my problem again if needed . &nbsp;Thx
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My network printer use IP 192.16.100.40 with port number 9100 under Window setup for printer. Where can I setup the port in MAC ?<br />
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I have tried both 192.16.100.40 &nbsp;OR 192.16.100.40:9100 but it still fails. Any idea ? Is it related to firewall issue ?<br />
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Thx
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My network printer use IP 192.16.100.40 with port number 9100 under Window setup for printer. Where can I setup the port in MAC ?

I have tried both 192.16.100.40  OR 192.16.100.40:9100 but it still fails. Any idea ? Is it related to firewall issue ?

Thx

When you add it by ip, what protocol do you select? HP Jetdirect socket should work, since it has the correct settings for your printer

The network printer is Canon. Should I select HP JetDirect ?

Thx

I did not mean a jetdirect device, only using the hp jetdirect socket.

Sorry, I overlooked that. However, Macs prefer LPD.

The user will come back to the office after 1 month. Will post my problem again if needed .  Thx

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