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• How do reset us the Web integrated (built-in web server) server on our Pro Wireless 8500 A909g printers?

  We try to remotely administer printers HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g Wireless

  M/N: CB023A

  They print and scan very well, and we can access the home page of each printer EWS.

  We have been asked to make a few changes and cannot go beyond the EWS username and password authentication request.

  In my view, it has been defined by a previous administrator, but him documented names of user and password we have on file do not work.

  How do reset us the EWS password?
  
  I have the default value is EMPTY, but if not, that would be the default password after reset?

  SOLVED!
  
  Then I got a job to another printer HP OfficeJet 8 X 00-
  
  All you have to do is RESTORE network defaults on the front control panel - this will reset the default value:

  (1) requirement for access password turned OFF

  (2) default user name is ADMIN

  (3) password is EMPTY

  then, on command before Panel set your IP network information, and you will then be able to access the built-in Web server and see all / manage all settings, including resetting the password to the web server integrated EWS.

  WITH THE SUPPORT OF HP NO.

• HP jet pro 8625 desktop: built-in web server

  The URL of the printer are not accessible from public wi - fi networks.  Usually receive message: cannot open the Page, the server does not, check the URL and try again.  However, the connection to the home network built-in web server to which the printer is connected is immediate. What Miss me?

  Hello

  Your printer and your computer MUST be on the SAME network to access the URL regardless of the public or private/home. Again, he must same network.

  Kind regards.

• HP Laserjet M606x: Disable the option 'Print' in the built-in Web server

  I am testing a new HP Laserjet M606 device and to disable the option 'Print' which is displayed in the 'Information' tab in the built-in webserver (EWS). I have a firewall turned on, turned off wireless printing, FTP, AirPrint, Web Services, PPI and independent producers is also disabled. HP Jetdirect XML service is also disabled. I have crossed most of the EWS settings and configuration options in JetAdmin and did not find an option to turn this feature off.

  The device will be located in a public place and will have a reserved/static IP address (DHCP reserved). We charge for services to the end-users of printing - having this option turned on means that users can print for free if they find the IP address of the printer - not an ideal situation.

  Is it possible to disable this option permanently? The only other solution is to disable EWS entirely, if possible.

  To be a little more specific in the built-in web server click the Security tab. Now scroll down until you find the section for embedded web server settings. I was watching who had enough current firmware in the machine there is a checkbox to enable or disable the option for printing on the information page.

• Finding information on the ink using the built-in Web server in Photosmarts

  SAP (built-in web server) is a useful tool which is used in many respects related to networking, it can provide information on Web Services and can also set Static IP and static DNS on the printer.

  But, if it is connected to the network via Ethernet or via a wireless connection with the Officejet, it is also a great way to check the ink levels and number of pages.

  To access EWS of the printer.  Take the IP address of the printer and type it in a browser on the computer. The IP address can be found under settings wireless to the printer on display or on the Network Configuration report that can be printed.

  Once we've hit this address in the browser, the integrated Web server opens to a screen that will show you some basic information on this page. It will be showing the ink levels estimated for the printer.

  For a more detailed look at the output of consumer and media of ink printers:

  1. once on the homepage of the Photosmart EWS, click the tab above titled "Tools".

  2. from there, looking at the left column on the new page that appears, click reports

  3. from here, click use report
  

   

  • We'll now be able to see how many cartridges have been replaced for each color in the printer.
  • Once can see the total number of pages for pages printed by the printer
  • This report will also give a break down on how many pages when printed on plain paper, photos and media size

  So, for those who are connected by Ethernet or wireless to the printer; Here's another option to find information about the ink levels.  These steps and information listed are general guidelines.

   

  I hope the community finds this is useful and informative.  Good impression!

• Printer Officejet Pro 8620: How to reset the Server Web integrated (built-in web server) on the printer Officejet Pro 8620 Pro?

  The password has been reset, but we cannot go beyond the server request the user name and password to change the other settings.  We have not had any problems to set up the printer to the computer and we are able to print and use the printer.  We just need to find EWS to change other settings.  We use Windows 7.

  Hi there @Mariko23

  Welcome to the forums,

  I understand the SAP you request a user name and password and you're looking to reset the built-in Web server to access accordingly.

  I suggest try to restore default network settings on the device, which should help you.

  On the printer, select Setup, network configuration, network by default, Yes, restart the printer.

  Good luck, I hope this helps

  

• CF2016 - Alias/cf_scripts / scripts on the built-in Web server

  I am following the guide lockdown here:

  http://wwwimages.Adobe.com/content/dam/ACOM/en/products/ColdFusion/PDFs/ColdFusion-2016-Lo ckdown - guide.pdf

  The guide proposes to move/cf_scripts/scripts directory, I did.

  The guide also offers using only the web server integrated access to the ColdFusion administrator, this is how I put it in place.

  The guide also indicates that you need to create an alias for the directory moved to the built-in web server.  See page 58 of the PDF.

  If you plan to use the built-in web server to access the ColdFusion administrator, you may need to create an alias for/cf_scripts/scripts if you have changed the default Script Src in ColdFusion administrator.

  To create a new Alias for/cf_scripts/scripts on the built-in web server

  If you plan to use the web server to access the ColdFusion administrator, then you must also add an alias by adding a tag context inside the tag of the located server.xml file host: /opt/cf11/cfusion/runtime/conf/server.xml

  < context path = ' / '.

  docBase = "/ opt/cf11/cfusion/wwwroot".

  Workie = "/ opt/cf11/fusion/runtime/cone/Catalina/localhost/tamp.

  alias = "/ coscripts = / opt/cf11/fusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/scripts" / >

  Restart ColdFusion, and then test by visiting /cfscripts/cfform.js on your server of builtin.

  There are a ton of typos in the present (Workie vs WorDir, vs conf cone, Pack vs coscripts vs cfscripts, tmp, etc..

  This also seems to be referencing the paths cf11 (CFIDE/scripts vs /cfscripts/cfform.js vs cf_scripts/scripts/cfform.js and cf_scripts/scripts).

  In addition, coldfusion - error.log notes the following:

  WARNING: A context path should be an empty string or start with a ' / ' and do not end with a ' / '. [The path [/] does not satisfy these criteria and has been replaced by]

  WARNING: [SetPropertiesRule] {Server/Service/engine/host/context} setting property 'alias' to ' / cf_scripts/scripts = / cf_scripts/test_scripts "did not find a corresponding property.

  The first line is not a problem, but the second line is.  alias is not a valid property of the context.

  The server.xml file is an example, and it is as follows:

  "< context path =" "docBase =" < cf_home > / wwwroot "WorkDir =" "< cf_home > / runtime/conf/Catalina/localhost/tmp" > "

  < resources >

  < base preResources = "docBase1" className = "org.apache.catalina.webresources.DirResourceSet" webAppMount ="/ aliasPath1" / > "

  < base preResources = "docBase2" className = "org.apache.catalina.webresources.DirResourceSet" webAppMount ="/ aliasPath2" / > "

  < / resource >

  < / context >

  It aligns with the Apache docs.

  I have CF installed on Windows, to F:\CF_2016\.  That's what I did to alias the directory of scripts (renamed to test_scripts for testing) for the built-in web server:

  < context path = "/" docBase = "F:/CF_2016/cfusion/wwwroot" WorkDir = "F:/CF_2016/cfusion/runtime/conf/Catalina/localhost/tmp" >

  < resources >

  < base preResources = className "F:/CF_2016/cfusion/wwwroot/cf_scripts/test_scripts" = "org.apache.catalina.webresources.DirResourceSet" webAppMount = "/ cf_scripts/scripts" / > "

  < / resource >

  < / context >

  It seems to work.  Is this correct? Wouldn't be an alias as \Scripts or /cfscripts instead of/cf_scripts/scripts?

  Why exactly should I alias this to the administrator?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I was in the same boat (we are defining a profile secure for testing) and I see no one answered you so I want to offer what we were doing.

  webAppMount = "/ {NEW_CFSCRIPTS_VIRTUAL_DIRTORYNAME" / >} "

  You see, I believe the problem you had previously was that the base should be the physical directory and the webAppMount should be the virtual directory.

  You were correct about the typos in the "official" document

  I don't know if it's important or not, but we have also created the directory "tmp" (quoted above) within the "{YOUR_DRIVE} :/. "{CFROOT} / cfusion/runtime/conf/Catalina/localhost / ' because it is not there by default.

  Kind regards
  David

• How not one disables the built-in web server?

  In my case Adobe technology enabled web server integrated for some sort of test and left, that it has.  I would like once more to turn it off to limit the attack surface that I see it's getting some visits by an internal network vulnerability scanner.

  Where is the configuration file and setting specific to only disable the built-in web server?

  Unwanted changes to the built-in web server is referenced in this article in the forum: http://forums.Adobe.com/message/4388179

  Add Miguel-F information, in case you use ColdFusion 9 then, adding only the code below, in the section above will be used.

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• 477dw PageWide Pro HP MFP: HP PageWide Pro MFP 477dw password clear built-in Web server or initializing NVRAM

  We have D3Q20A integrated #B1H Pro MFP from HP PageWide 477dw with a web server password. Can we clarify that or make an init NVRAM to clear that.

  Thank you very much!

  OK thanks anyway I guess we scrap the printer even if it has 10 printed pages. We lent it to a client and they do not know the password.

  However, I had other secure printers that had a password and we have been able to reload the firmware that still protects the information of previous customers while also allowing to give the product a useful life expectancy. I guess you'd better fix it not at all in order to avoid problems of this kind.

  Usually, a safe product that can be reset to zero would be not able to be used in any case, unless some configurations are configured in order to use the product.

  When these start to return they rent everything should be scrapped. It's quite a waste honestly but this seems to be the standard with warranty devices these days.

  So the lesson is to NOT DEFINE a word of PAST ON OFFICEJET PRINTERS or to writing to all least the password on the bottom of the printer where no one can see or you can buy a new printer, if the password is forgotten or the computer scientist is triggered.

  I like the old days when you had to move a secret rider or use the trombone a secret to reset everything back to default button. Dreaming of the good old days...

• Photosmart 2575 AIO - need to reset the password for the built-in web server

  People,

  I lost the password to the web server integrated on my HP Photosmart 2575 all-in-one.

  Can you please help me reset it?

  Thanks in advance and Bravo!

  Cristian.

  csantiago78 wrote:

  I lost the password to the web server integrated on my HP Photosmart 2575 all-in-one.

  Can you please help me reset it?

  This thread gives to think that a full reset can be done by disconnecting the power to the Photosmart 2575, then plug the power while pressing the keys 'Cancel' and 'OK '.

• cant access built-in web server on HP6940 due to the new router

  New router has IP 192.168.2.1

  Changed Deskjet 6940 IP 192.168.2.60 and it turned off... fails to 192.168.1.3 to the power upward and can not find network using IP or hostname

  Hoe can I access the Web server integrated to change the IP address without having to reinstall everything... seem to have misplaced the installation CD

  Thank you

  Chris

  Solved the problem of the IP address as follows:

  Connected a spare laptop router.

  Changed router IP to 192.168.1.1

  Printer plugged into router

  Could then access printer Web Server to 192.168.1.3

  Changed printer IP for 192.168.2.6

  Printer is now accessible on the network

• Built-in web server I cannot access the settings HP Officejet 6600 CZ155A tab

  HP Officejet 6600 CZ155A regarding:

  I had access to the embedded on my iMac on OSX 10.8.2 computer.  It did not work so I did an uninstall and then reinstall the HP software.  This is the latest version.  I did also some Apple software updates as requested.  The e-print emial account works when I send a message with a document and prints.  But when I try to enter in additional features in the web server, I can not go beyond the window with the IP address and "admin" displays as well.  I have some information in my file with the name wireless live - but it does not work either.

  Suggestions or comments?

  Thank you.  I contacted HP Support and it took a few calls but it is fixed.  The problem was with the IP addresses.  We emptied the printer.  Assigned to a correct IP and it worked perfectly.  Thanks again for your advice.

• Performing a Firmware Upgrade using the built-in Web server

  This video provides step by step instructions to perform a firmware update using the integrated Web (EWS) server for single function of HP LaserJet and multifunction printers.

  For other helpful videos, go to hp.com/supportvideos or youtube.com/hpsupport. Several support options for your printer are available at hp.com support.

  This video was produced by HP.

  I hope you find this information useful.

• HP officejet pro 8630: built-in Web Server page

  
  

  Hello and welcome to the HP support community!

  You enter the exact for your printer IP address in your browser, correct?

  For example: http://192.168.1.25 print your network settings page to make sure.

  If so, I would just move on, or try another browser...  If you go to another strange address, beware!

  WyreNut

• How to set up the Webscam (under built-in Web server) for scanning

  Hello I have a printer N911n/all-in-one Officejet Pro 8600 Premium, number of product CN577A, OS Win 8, 64 bit, Error Message: you cannot use this function because it has been disabled. For more information, contact your network admin Director or the person who set up the printer. No changes were made to the system other than the s/w updates.

  First of all, please explain what the EWS/Webscan tries to do. Is it possible for me to fix this error message and scan from Webscan somewhere on my computer? Thank you.

  Hello

  You can scan through the Webscan interface once you activate it.

  In the SAP, on the settings tab.

  Under the administrator settings, check the box enable Webscan and press on apply to save the changes.

  The Webscan feature should now active and accessible.

  Shlomi