FIX: You Need To Add A Port To The Windows XP Print Server.

When you get the port, you need to add an error code for your Windows XP print server. This user manual is designed to help you with this.

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g.TCP port 9100 is used for printing. Port numbers 91 are for parallel ports, not one, but two and 3 on three-port HP Jetdirect external print servers. 9280 TCP read with Embedded Web Server (92 parallel ports 2 and 3 of the new multiport print server).

Table 2 lists the ports used to share SMB printers (Windows), usually through Samba software. Windows Internet Naming Service (name lookup for SMB printing). Windows SMB printing. Windows Domain Server SMB (Authenticated SMB Printing).

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To extend a printer from a print server to an entire computer, you must create a device port.

Make sure the network configuration of the print server is complete before creating the print server port. For more information on setting up a Web Print Server, see the following FAQ section: http://www.startech.com/faq/print_servers_alternate_setup. To verify that the print server can sometimes receive a ping from your computer, see the following FAQ section: https://www.startech.com/support/faqs/technical-support?topic=networking#ping-test- windows-mac -os.

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   Press the Windows key.

2. What port does Microsoft Print Server use?

   Click> Configure Printers and Faxes> Add Device> Next.

3. Select a printer connected to this critical computer. Automatic checkbox

4. Uncheck the box next to Discover and install plug-and-play printers.

5. Select the Create New Large Port checkbox.

6. Change the port type to Standard TCP / IP Port.

7. Click Next.

8. Click Next in the guru to add a standard TCP / IP printer port.

9. Enter the IP address of the screen print server in the Hostname or IP Address field.

10. Click Next> Next>.

11. When finally prompted, select a driver from the list, or sometimes obtain a driver for your printer from the manufacturer.

12. Click Next until you are asked if you would like to print the introductory page. It is recommended that you provide your printer with a test page to ensure that the printer port is properly prepared.

After creating a printer port, you can send print jobs to it.

GPSU21 is a 1-port print server, so it can be easily configured using standard TCP / IP configuration in XP or Windows Vista. These are usually the steps for configuring the Windows built-in printer plug-in. These steps must be performed on every computer running Windows XP and Windows Vista which uses and accesses a text server.

1. Make sure the inkjet printer is working from behind networked computers if it is directly connected to one of them. If the public hasn’t done so, do so to avoid trouble in the future.

Note. Multifunction printers can work through our print server, but only the publication is approved by IOGEAR.

2. If your computer’s printer has previously worked, make sure the print server is installed on the same network that uses the same IP address range for all devices on the network. Using SOHO the old fashioned way ensures that all the cool devices are connected to the routers using a single IP control area.

3. Check if your printer is compatible with the checklist on our website or visit http://www.iogear.com/product/GPSU21/.

4. If your printer’s design number is marked with a black dot next to the device (as shown in the document), it means that it has already been tested and is acceptable for our server. Go to step 7 to verify that the standard TC protocolP / IP is set correctly.

5. If your printer model size is listed but not marked with a black dot next to the situation (as shown in the document), it means it has been tested but beyond repair, making it incompatible with our text server … You can try buying a different printer instead.

6. If your printer model number is indeed not listed, then it has not been tested on our print forum and may or may not work.

7. Before changing anything on the host computers, make sure the GPSU21 is already configured with an IP address, either via DHCP, or preferably via a static entry. It is preferable to use a static home IP address as it ensures that the print server uses the same IP address on the network.

8. To begin installation on Windows XP, click Start and then Printers and Faxes. In Windows Vista, click the Pearl menu, select Control Panel, then Printers. See images below for reference.

9. In the Printers and Faxes window, click the installed printer on thewith the equal mouse button and select “Properties”. Click the Ports tab, then click the Add Port button.

10. When the Printer Ports dialog box appears, select Standard TCP / IP, then click New Port +? G? -? Button.

11. The Add Standard TCP / IP Port Wizard will open. Click Next and continue.

12. Enter the IP address of the GPSU21. In this example, we are statically setting the IP pair to 10.10.10.33 to match the local IP range for the existing network. Then click Next.

13. Click the Custom TV button, then the Settings … button

14. Select the LPR radio button in the Field, Protocol and enter any character in the queue name in the LPR Settings section. In this example, we have used Q1 as the queue name. Then click “OK”, then click “Next” to continue.

15. Click Finish to close the wizard, and then close the Cancel Certain Printer Connections dialog box.

16. The standard TCP / IP plugins you create must be redundant and select Be from the list of available printer types. Click Close to complete the configuration. You should now be able to send print duties to the printer connected to the print server as if it were also connected directly to the computer.

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