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• Reference Dell 6248P - VLANS, DHCP, wireless AP

  Hello

  I'm trying to set up a VIRTUAL LAN for wireless comments traffic go through our main switches and on an ADSL router but I'm running into some difficulties.

  We have 3 points of access for model AP - AC Unifi. Each access point has a connection of physical network of 1 of 4 Dell 6248 switches which are currently in a single stack managed as follows.

  AP 1-> Port of the Switch 1 40

  AP 2-> Port of the Switch 2 36

  AP 3-> Port of the Switch 3 17

  The managed pile and AP are currently using the 192.168.1.0/24 on VLAN 1 - default and I created a VLAN 10 - guest.

  The APs have two SSID WLAN, 'corporate', which is also on the 192.168.1.0/24 range and 'guest' that is located on 192.168.99.0/24. I put the "guest" to mark its traffic with VLAN 10 and no DHCP is defined.

  I put the 3 above general Mode ports, allowing all managers and VLAN - 1 that are not marked and VLAN - 10 they are labeled.

  I also put a Zyxell router with a static address of 192.168.99.254 in Switch 4 Port 24 and set to this mode of trunk to VLAN 10.

  The router is configured to provide DHCP for the beach of 192.168.99.0/24.

  Now when I connect a laptop to our 'coporate' WLAN, everything works fine. I get a DHCP address from our server and I can reach everything as usual.

  When I connect to the "guest" WLAN, I don't get a DHCP address. If I put a static address, I can't do a ping to the router.

  Could someone tell me if my configuration is correct?

  Thanks for the additional information and the display to the top of the config.

  A couple of things I noticed the config:

  -I don't see that whatever it is set to Switch 4 Port 24, which is the case the router Zyxell is plugged. If this port is not configured properly, it may not be able to see the communication on the VIRTUAL LAN. A config like this should work on Switch 4 Port 24.

  # interface ethernet 4/g24

  switchport mode access #.

  # switchport VLAN 10 acccess

  -You may need to configure a static route to highlight traffic VLAN to the router.

  # ip route 192.168.99.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.99.254

  I would like to know if any of this helps.

• WRT610N v2 distribute IPs when wireless security is enabled

  I got my wrt610n v2 for several months and it has worked very well.  But today, something happened.  When I could not get an IP address on the wireless, I reset it.  That did not help.  So, I have connected from a wired computer and spent several hours debugging.  What I've discovered, is that when wireless security is enabled the DHCP wireless no longer works (ALL the wireless security).  If I turn off security, the instant connection of all wireless computers.  Turn it back on, all clients will try to connect, but get no IP address.  (Yes, the security settings on clients are correct).  I do not use the 5 GHz, only the 2.4 for B/G.  Here are some things I've tried:

  1. reset to factory settings.  No change.

  2 reinstalling firmware.  No change.

  3. all types of wireless security.  They do the same thing.  Once activated, no more IPs get handed out.

  4. different SSID. No effect.

  5. remove all wireless network PC and their implementation from scratch.  The problem is not with the customers.  All machines (more my phone) have the same problem.

  6. different wireless channels.

  Other notes:

  -The router is properly broadcast the SSID when activated.

  -It passes both the type of security.  My laptop win7 will correctly identify the type of security and request the appropriate key/expression/whatever whenever security is enabled.

  -J' had the same SSID and WPA phrase for years and used for several months with this router with no problems.  So I know that security is properly configured on all my machines.

  Any ideas?  Right now I have a non-secure network set in place and it works fine.

  Just thought I'd give an update.  A new router hooked up and got the same behavior.  So that it reduces... should be environmental.  Later I thought about it.  A neighbour had stolen my SSID but not broadcast it so I couldn't see it.  All my devices were getting confused.  Choose a new SSID and bam, fixed everything.   I was not even using a default SSID.  I'm guessing they were putting it router for the first time and just picked up something they had seen before.

  EDIT > I tried different SSID as solution before (see the original post), but that has not worked.  I think that I also need a different channel.

• Tile for Wireless Adapter is missing.

  Turned wireless off with Windows Mobility Center. Shut down the computer. Now, after the restart of the tile for the wireless turning on is missing. Lenovo ThinkPad

  Thanks for the reply. I have access to the Internet all day so I searched and I solved it.

  Went to Windows Services and startup server DHCP Wireless PAN and tile reappeared on the Windows Mobility Center.

  I set the service to automatic, rebooted (with DISABLED wireless connection) and the tile was available after the reboot.

• DHCP Radius account management

  We tried to apply DHCP using RADIUS accounting. All of the configuration made as in http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/iosswrel/ps1839/products_feature_guide09186a00801543c7.html

  but it seems that appointed accountant lists do not work att.

  I.e.

  Group of power for the RADIUS-GROUP1 RGROUP-1 AAA accounting network

  IP dhcp WIRELESS-POOL pool

  accounting RADIUS-GROUP1

  does not. How can I properly configure DHCP accounting? An example of work?

  PS: 7206, c7200 - is - mz.123 - 16.bin

  In this network of Accountants order aaa RADIUS-arrhythmic GROUP1 group RGROUP-1 tent with various options instead of the word network. See the following URL for more information

  http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/software/ios122/122newft/122T/122t15/ftdhcpac.htm#wp1086397

• Problem with installing Laserjet P1102W - Ad-Hoc - can't change mode of Communication of Ad Hoc

  I have a printer HP Laserjet P-1102W which was installed in Ad - Hoc mode for a short time.  The unit can, however, connect via USB and works very well in this mode, but I want to use it as a Wifi unit with my router and the APs. The unit has a 20130703 firmware datecode. I need to reset the mode of communication out of the "Ad Hoc" mode.

  With the printer is NOT connected through the USB port and holding down the 'X' button to print the "Self Test / Configuration of the device"sheet shows that the status = not connected. " The MAC address displays address 12 characters, the IP address is 0.0.0.0, as is the subnet mask and the gateway. The "IP configured by Hand with the server DHCP/BOOTP = 0.0.0.0 =. The 802.1 b / g Wireless Status = Enabled and the Communication mode = Ad Hoc, SSID = HP4FA96D with authentication = None (open).

  I tried to reset the unit by pressing down the wireless and 'X' buttons located on the top of the machine, but this action does not change the mode of further Ad Hoc communication. I looked through the USB print driver in Windows 7 Pro, but can find no access to wireless settings, and as the camera doesn't have an IP address, I can't access the built in web server.

  Any suggestions on how to completely reset the unit so the Mode of Communication is NOT "Ad Hoc"?

  Concerning

  IT IS FIXED - READ BELOW:

  After trying the patches recommended by other users, download the latest firmware, the driver more current and also help in the HPPSdr.exe of the HP program, making a unit restart by pressing both buttons when the device has been propelled to the top (this is only a partial and not completely reset reset) the unit would not clear the AD - Hoc mode and return to the wireless infrastructure mode.

  The last step, I tried (without the help of HP or the community) was to find the original disc of 2009 and first install it like a USB connected printer. If successful, then a second set with USB cable attached as a wireless printer. It helped me finally change the settings DHCP wireless, assuming, SSID, etc.. Once completed, and unplugged the USB cable, the printer now works as a printer wireless assuming with my router and access points.

  We have NOT ALLEGED on HP support pages for this printer trying to use older software install the disc and make a several step installation - shame on HP!

  The community of HP came with some good ideas, suggestions did not fix of unfortuantely this problem. The printer is out of warranty, so HP Corp. would NOT  provide any help (by e-mail or otherwise) unless I used either the HP community or pay them $24.95 for once call phone support. It seemed stupid to pay 25% of the new value of the printer four years ago.

  Given this bad experience with the lack of support for current HP products which exceeded their warranty period, I can't recommend HP products to my clients or friends. Shame on HP for this contempt for their customers!

  Peter

• Rules of Windows Firewall: enabled v. not activated, leave c. block, when used in combination.

  In the rules for inbound Windows Firewall, what is the difference between these 3 settings?

  1, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'Yes', 'Action': 'Block '.
  2, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'No', 'Action': 'allow '.
  3, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'No', 'Action': 'Block '.

  Details.

  This defines whether the server DHCP Wireless PAN can use 'Protocol Type': "All", through "Local port": "All Ports", "Remote port": "all the Ports '.

  For which the firewall settings: will of 1 or 2 or 3, a Wireless PAN DHCP server (probably external) have access to my computer?

  Help "Windows Firewall with advanced security:
  'Enabled' == 'No': '... causes [firewall] to stop the comparison of the packets to the network rule', while 'The Action' == 'Block': blocks "... no matter what network packet that matches the firewall rule criteria".

  For firewall settings of: 1, 2, or 3, access will be blocked?

  It would be tempting to say, 'All', but this judgment doesn't jibe with what helps. Specifically, #2 & #3 are both ignored by the firewall because 'Enabled' == 'No': "... causes [firewall] to stop the comparison of the packets to the network rule. So the question is: since there is no 'Action' taken, the firewall will leave packages or it will block the?

  In other words, what is the default Action?

  Thank you.

  Yann Hey!

  I solved my problem here:
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/62b9fd5c-10b2-4266-BC15-fcf3e79d20d4/solved-Windows-Firewall-rule-that-allows-Windows-Update?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  He was basically simple once I learned to follow my nose.

  Thanks for your help. Ciao!

• WLC2106 - how bridge WLAN LAN?

  I have my WLC2106 on a network with no VLAN and no 802. 1 q.  I already have a DHCP server on the local network.

  However, it seems that I still need to configure the WLC to proxy requests DHCP wireless clients.  Is it possible for me running the WIFI network in pure bridge mode and do not have the WLC make any type of transmission by proxy DHCP for my wireless clients communicate directly with the DHCP server?

  Hello Larry,.

  If I understand correctly you want to disable the WLC DHCP proxy and the client taking IP through normal network streaming, correct?

  If yes then you can do

  config proxy disable dhpc

  Please let me know if this can help?

  Kind regards

  ========

  Talal
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• Support of laboratory home

  Implementation of vSphere\ see lab and need help.  I bought a 1U server and a small netgear FS108 switch and a workstation to manage everything. I installed ESXi on the server and gave it the same IP range of 10.0. *. * that my comcast modem use for my range of dhcp wireless for all my devices.    My question is this, do I use a cat 5 my ESXi host cable to one of the ports on my cable modem? What do other people do? When you build the host ESXi what address IP should I give for DNS?

  Just to clarify, you have a cable modem and a wireless router in your configuration or are the two one device?

  If you need internet access for virtual machines residing inside your host ESXi, then you need to run a cable between the host and your modem.

• An error occurred while renewing interface wireless network connection: unable to contact your DHCP server. Request a expires.

  I use an Acer Asspire One with Windows XP. We have wireless through AT & T Uverse. The netbook has an Atheros AR5007EG Ethernet card.

  A number of things have taken place lately: I had not used the Acer for some time and the battery was dead and would not recharge. I could book until when it was plugged, but could not get on the Internet. I found online that the solution to the battery problem was to download a new bios that worked wonderfully and it is now loaded. Recently, our AT & T router died and was replaced. I put the new WEP keys in two other computers, and they connect to the Internet. I can't connect to the Internet with the Acer. I tried ipconfig / renew and get the error message: "an error occurred during renewal of the wireless network connection interface: unable to contact your DHCP server.» Request a expires. No operation can be performed on Local area connection while it has its media disconnected. "On the tab"Choose a wireless network", it shows my network and said"absorbing the network address"but nothing happens. When I do ipconfig I see that there is no IP address.
  I took the computer to Starbucks this morning, ran ipconfig / renew and she acquired the IP address and I was able to connect to the Internet. I brought the computer home and tried and failed to connect. The IP address is back to 0.0.0.0 and the error message appears when I try to renew it.
  I hesitate to make a lot of changes since it was working with a different network.
  Original title: IP address is missing
  These forums are wonderful. I tell myself that I've saved the cost of a new battery using the bios, I found on a forum!

  Hello

  DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol is a protocol used by devices computer network (DHCP clients) that dynamically distributes the IP address of the destination host. Now the error indicates that your computer is not able to communicate with the server and assign the IP address.

  Method 1:

  Let us try to disable the firewall and check the issue.

  Note: Re-enable the firewall after checking the issue.

  Check whether the problem is resolved.

  Method 2:

  If the issue is not resolved, you can follow the steps from the link provided and check if that helps.

  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/299357

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need more assistance.

• Using 3500 as a Wireless Extender DHCP problem iPhone X 6

  Hello

  If all goes well, a simple question with a simple answer.

  Background:
  I stayed away from my DSL provider to a cable provider (VirginMedia). My new ISP is delivered with a modem cable (SuperHub 2 ac) and I connected the two devices together to extend my wireless home network. The cable modem, it's that the two routers are physically apart from others - connected through just their Ethernet ports - the technology of power line (Devolo dLAN 1200 +). Both routers have the same SSID broadcast, but on separate channels.

  Question:
  All devices in my house, the tablets of laptops, phones roam between the two areas wi - fi transparently * except * the iPhone 6 (iOS8.1), this works on the cable modem wi - fi, but not on the X 3500 wireless. I also have an iPad Mini 2 (also iOS8.1) which works too - aptly / wrong I have excluded iO8.1 as the issue. Oddly enough, the iPhone 6 connects to the x 3500 but isn't getting an IP address (the cable modem's DHCP server). Even if a static IP address doesn't help.

  Comments:
  If the X 3500 is configured as a DHCP server, the iPhoen connects (and gets an IP address), but then the default gateway is incorrect (gateway IP address of the X 3500 is not the modem cable remote). I can't find anywhere to specify a default gateway configuration.

  Question
  I start thinking, it is a problem with the iPhone 6 (know all other devices work correctly), but I want to just make sure I am the X 3500 configuration correctly. I am particularly interested in it if I use the right to 'Mode' ADSL / Ethernet. I tried 'Bridged Mode Only' (ADSL) and "Automatic DHCP only" (Ethernet), but does not seem to solve the problem of having the iPhone 6.

  any suggestions on how to fix / help would be most welcomed.

  Thank you!

  Thanks a lot for the details... Now I have a config that works also for the iPhone6.

  Basically, I connected the cable on the 3500 x port and the Ethernet port on the cable modem connected to the internet (via the Powerline). I then changed the network on the 3500 of 192.168.0.x x range (this is the range of network addresses used by the cable modem connected to the internet) to 192.168.168.x. Finally I activated the DHCP on the x 3500 which seemed to be the element that was killing the iPhone6.

  The iPhone6 connects now (which he always did), but with DHCP running on the x 3500 on the new range of network addresses of the iPhone 6 also get a valid IP address.

  Looks like that much just to get the iPhone 6 to work... never found a manual way to specify a default on the x 3500 gateway when you run DHCP (appears by default which is her own IP address - with no provision to change).

  Anyway... This works for now... I'll keep an eye on the iPhoen updates 6, just in case where the anomaly is something specific to the iPhone 6, if something changes I will post here.

  I have attached a picture for furture reference. Thanks again for your advice and support.

  

• DHCP for Wireless and Static IP for wired on WAG320

  Hi all

  I wonder if there is a way to configure the static IP address for my PC connected to the Gigabit ports while also having DHCP for my wireless connections.

  Anyone could implement something like this?

  Configure static IP on your PC by cable addresses and leave the devices wireless on DHCP.

• E3000 and E4200 can extend wireless but when snafu disabled DHCP

  Hello

  None of the many posts on the extension of the wireless here really solve my problem (I'm not a tech superstar so I need a little handholding).

  Currently use E3000 as my router.  My House is a wonderfully old brick structure with awesome cast thick walls and cool hardwood floors (Yes, I already drilled twice to drop the Ethernet wiring and run it in my basement to the back of the House to come and connect to a switch where is my office to win 8)  Excellent results.

  Now, I'm going to die just to run the wiring to the front of the House under the said floor so that I can bring it and attach a 2nd router. My sister-in-law gave me (just gave me, you the spirit wouldn't let me pay him!) sound E4200 that she can no longer use a reason any.

  Goal: Best performance for a front of House wireless (my bedroom upstairs and the porch on the main floor, where routers are / will be.)  With the additional router in front of the House I will be finally in a smart cable TV.  I must just have better wireless at the front of the House b/c I do a lot of work here lately.* *.

  1. what router do you recommend using as the main router?

  I tried to configure the e4200 (since the 3000 is already) and following the directions on all workstations. I updated the firmware, so the two routers are underway.  My understanding is that I need to put the 4200 (Router 2 "") in Bridge Mode and

  set on the same channel current wireless router 1 (3000).

  2 should I put the 2.4 and 5 Ghz on separate SSID Router 1?  If so, what do the SSID Router 2?

  3. If Router 2 has a separate SSID or should it be identical to my current network, that is, the Router 1?

  4. I understand that Router 2, you must disable DHCP because Router 1 is that work. BUT whenever I do this, in the process configuration, I can't get connected turn it on to Router 2.  I changed the IP address.   Router 1 is 192.168.1.1 with assignments up to 192.168.1.149.   So I do 2 router 192.168.1.2.   Is this good? I do this, then it restarts, and I connect in 192.168.1.2 "page not found".

  5. the way I go about it is:

  -My Office 8 win (I call him Victor, FYI) is connected via a cable (switch) to 1 (E3000) so LAN router and I use to see what my settings are there (and here I'm typing this post).

  -My Win 7 laptop (Richard, FYI), this is where I work on Router 2 (the E4200).  I have cut all connection without wire, then PC cable to Router 2 and connect to Router 2 and from there.

  That's what I should do? ***

  6. am I correct that Router 2 must be in Bridge mode?  Whatever it is, please teach me - it means I'm setting up to repeat the signal or as a little separate LAN that is connected?  Which is better, in your view, given my objectives, above?  When I'm on 'the extension', it would be ideal to be able to go to the first/main network and send things my printer / PC is there, but I'm willing to put up with less of this in order to get the good signal in my areas of work from the home front.

  Note also that the family and I move and use several devices, so it would be fantastic if me and her husband and son and daughter (think: several tablets, phones, computers laptops, desktops, printers, scanners, blah blah blah in this House - I know, I know a lot more about networks I've always wanted to know!) can just get the signal stronger as we move.

  Thanks for any help you can give and of course I would knew what key information I can be left out. I'm really dying to get up and running.

  Position outside to clear my head, but will be back.

  Thanks again.

  Bonnie in PA

  I recommend using the E4200 as your main router.

  Cascade the E3000 with your LAN E4200 to LAN.

  Cascading 'LAN to LAN' instruction in the link below:

  In waterfall or connect a Linksys router to another router

  Thing to keep in mind when cascading a router:

  1. Change the IP address of the secondary router to something like 192.168.1.254 so its on the same network, but is not in conflict with the main router
  2. Make sure that the DHCP service is disabled on the secondary router
  3. Make sure that nothing is ever connected to the Internet port on the secondary router
  4. Have the different SSID of 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz
  5. Duplicate configuration on routers wireless, but make them broadcast on different channels or put the chain wireless on 'Auto '.

• Wireless and wired router, DHCP and "visibility".

  Okay, it's a bit complicated, but I'll explain better than I can.

  I have a wired Linksys RV082 router. It works very well but is not wireless.  I have a Cisco/Linksys E2500 wireless router for my wireless devices to use.  the RV082 is the network of 192.168.1.x. The E2500 is the network of 192.168.0.x.  Cable Internet goes to the RV082 Wired, and a line out from there to the wireless router.  This all works fine except for a few disadvantages.

  I have an iPad that connects wireless and some of the apps offer a http:// option, so I can transfer files to this application.  I also have a network printer connected to wired and wireless devices do not.

  I have 2 problems:

  (1) in order to transfer files from my laptop (that I hung on the cable network most of the time), I disconnect the wire, wireless, then I can transfer files.  Œuvres, but it's embarrassing.

  (2) I want a netbook that I have on the wireless connection to print on my printer wired network.

  It seems that the 2 networks do not see each other.  Here are the things I've tried:

  (1) I disabled DHCP on the wireless router.  My thought is that requests for an IP address to the wireless router has sent will be transmitted along my wired router... NOT.  On my iPad and Wii, they could no longer connect wirelessly. Strangely enough, with the disconnected wire and wireless connection with my laptop, I've still was getting a 192.168.0.x IP address, even if the DHCP service is disabled on the wireless router.

  (2) thinking I would put manually the wireless router on the 192.168.1.x network, instead of saying things to get an Internet connection IP dynamicaly, I manually the IP value is 192.168.1.245.  Serious mistake.  I couldn't connect at all anywhere then.  The only way I could fix it was to hang on to my laptop computer, assign a static IP address to my laptop on the same network as the router, then I was able to get to the configuration page and to put things like he was.

  Another thing... Even when I'm connected only plugged on my laptop and wireless is disabled, I ping 192.168.0.1 (the wireless gateway) and it returns a value. But, when I try to go in a browser, I get a "page not found" error

  So, how can I get these two networks to play well and see each other?

  Thank you

  Jesse

  Put the router E2500 'bridge' mode and it will transmit the RV082.

  Assign E2500 DHCP, an IP address for itself of thje RV082, it will just be for access to the web administration E2500. System powered via the E2500 wired or wireless IP addresses will be obtained from the DHCP server on the RV082, and these will all be on the same subnet as designed to be plugged into the side of the RV082 LAN.

  Should allow you to do exactly what you want to do.

  I have a similar setup here works well with an E4200V2 right now.

• How to install Photosmart B109n-z on a DHCP network wireless

  I'm trying to install a HP Photosmart B109n-z on a wireless network.

  There is no DHCP server on the network.

  I can install and print using a USB cable.

  When I try to reconfigure the display of the USB wireless I get a message that says printer

  use the IP 169.254.95.189 which is not compatible with the address IP of the PC 10.1.9.1.

  HP documentation * recommends * using a DHCP server. So I guess it's * possible * for

  do without. But I have found no instruction to do so.

  There is a related announcement with the following title:

  > Resolved: Photosmart B109n-z - setting a static IP address on the printer on an active DHCP server router
  > 04/01/2010-11:24

  That the display shows:

  > Type the IP address in a browser.  You will see the internal settings of the printer.

  But when I go to http://169.254.95.189 I have a connection delay.

  169.254.95.189 ping succeeds. When I run a tool of command ' arp - a', I can see the printer.

  The above has been done using a Windows Vista-based computer. To get a second opinion, I started a Linux machine

  and did a ping 169.254.95.189. Which failed. Then I did a

  > Add a route - host 169.254.95.189 gw 10.1.6.1

  10.1.6.1 where is my wireless router. Then ping succeeds but looking upward of http://169.254.95.189

  still gives a timeout.

  So my main question is: how to set up printing on a DHCP-less network wireless.

  And a second question: the printer is supposed to listen on TCP port 80 (http) or a magic

  necessary to turn on.

  IP STATIC ASSIGNMENT HOWTO FOR HP PHOTOSMART B109n-z

  The following instructions allow to assign a static IP address on an HP Photosmart
  Printer B109n-z without using a DHCP server, and without using a router. The
  statements can also be used for other types of printer setup.

  Necessary equipment:
  -A HP Photosmart B109n-z printer
  -A computer with a wireless network card

  Laptops usually have a wireless network card. Stationary computers
  usually not.

  1 BACKGROUND

  B109n-z has four ways to communicate with others:
  (1) there are buttons and a small screen on his forehead.
  (2) it can print and scan pages
  (3) there is a USB connection
  (4) it has wireless capabilities.

  We will use (1), (2) and (4) to set a static IP address.

  2 BUTTONS AND DISPLAY

  If you're reading this, chances are that you tried to install the B109n-z and that
  the installation failed. The installation may have left the B109n-z partially
  set up, so the first step is to bring the B109n-z to its initial settings.

  On the front of the B109n-z there is a small screen. To the left of the
  It is a column of three buttons. To the right of the screen, it
  is a column in addition to three buttons.

  In fact, the buttons are just touching sensitive areas next to the screen. Each
  button's background light that the printer can turn on and off. During the
  light behind a button is disabled, the button is invisible.

  The buttons in the left column are labeled with an arrow to the rear, an 'X' and
  a symbol "OK." The buttons on the right hand column are all labelled with dashes.
  To the market, the screen displays something like this:
  Scan
  Photo
  Copy

  The background light of all three buttons in the right-hand column are on. Now press
  the button to the right of "Scan", i.e. the highest button in the right column.
  Now, the screen displays something like this:
  Wireless menu
  The scan to PC
  Scan to memory card

  Now, press the button to the left of the menu "wireless" to get this:
  Turn off wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  This option enables the radio into the printer. The screen comes down to this:
  Turn off wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Now press the button next to "Wireless Setup", then press
  the lower right button until something like 'restore wireless settings' is
  selected. Then press 'OK' (the button at the bottom left) and answer 'Yes' to 'are '.
  "ensure that" issues. Now, it comes down to this:
  Enable wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Finally, if the wireless radio is turned off, turn on the radio wireless with the help of the
  button at the top right.

  Now, the radio of the printer is on, the printer has an IP address of 0.0.0.0, as well as the
  printer Wireless Announces that he runs a computer-to-computer wireless
  (ad hoc) network without security. The SSID of the network is "hpsetup".

  3. CONNECT TO THE PRINTER, STEP 1

  Now, you need a computer with a wireless interface card. Ensure that the computer is
  on. If the computer runs windows, ask for a list of available wireless
  networks. If she runs something else, do something similar.

  In the list of available wireless networks, you should find a named
  "hpsetup". Connect you to it. Ignore the warning that the network "hpsetup" is
  situation of insecurity.

  If there is more than one network named "hpsetup", one of them will be your
  printer and the others can be printers in your neighborhood. Those of other
  could also be the work of airborne viruses that have infected your neighbors
  computer.

  4. PRINTING CONFIGURATION

  If you followed the instructions above, the display will show this:
  Enable wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Select "Wireless configuration", let "print the network configuration page.
  selected, then press OK. The printer now prints a page that says things like
  this:
  IP address: 169.254.95.189
  Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

  5. CONNECTION TO THE PRINTER, STEP 2

  Now assign the same subnet mask and IP address similar to laptop you such that:
  IP address: 169.254.95.190
  Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

  The operation of bitwise AND of IP address and subnet mask of the printer must be equal to the operator AND the IP address and mask subnet of the laptop.

  You need to know how to set the IP address and mask of the subnet on your laptop. If you have struggling to survive on a network without a DHCP server. But if you need an update: go to the 'properties' of the network connection and choose the TCP/IP settings.

  Now open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or whatever and look for http://169.254.95.189

  Now you can set up the printer using the web browser as an interface. To set a static IP address, do the following for example:

  -Click on the Networking tab
  -Choose wireless along the left side
  -Choose the IPv4 tab
  -Click on the manual button IP
  -Enter the desired IP address
  -Enter your subnet mask (255.255.255.0 unless you know otherwise)
  -Optionally enter an IP of the appropriate gateway (see INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK below)
  -DNS leave empty
  -Click 'apply '.

  When you click 'Apply' you of course lose the connection to the printer.

  Now close the web browser, set IP address and the subnet of the laptop to what it was and try to connect to the printer using any IP you assigned.

  6. CHANGE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

  If you want to change an ad hoc connection to aid in making a
  network infrastructure, you need a wireless router. Ensure that the
  The gateway of the printer IP is the IP address of the router in Section 5 above.

  You can now install the software on the CD supplied with the printer. If you have previously installed the printer simply to connect a USB printer,
  the USB cable, insert the CD and reconfigure to wireless technology.

  During the reconfiguration, you will be asked which network to use. Select your
  own network (that of the router to use). Do not select the
  ad - hoc hpsetup network.