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• Want 5660 printer: 5660 envy may be wired and wireless?

  Hello

  I have a new Evny 5660 all-in-one printer and I was wondering if I can configure it to be wired and wireless. I inow have it configured to be wireless for two computers - it connects to my network and both computers can access. However, I was wondering if there was a way to add also a USB connection on my desktop so there is work computer to the printer when the wireless is not enabled. I don't always have the wireless and then I can not print from this computer, so it would be nice to have the opportunity to do both, if there is a way to do it.

  When you first install the printer, he used huge amounts of my posting of monthly wireless data, so I disabled (I hope) all updates and order options of connection so that it uses ONLY the wireless for my LAN connection - not to go out on the internet and download things by himself.

  For this reason I don't use it a lot or leave the wireless for more than the time required to print everything I print, and then I have to disable the wireless because I am not convinced that it it not again try to use a huge amount of data on its own. So the question on wireless and wired. I do not actually print a large part of my laptop and that you do not have the wireless on most of the time if she could also be connected via USB to my desktop computer.

  Thank you!

  AMT

  TNorth wrote:

  OK - as I thought, the manual does not make the printer wireless and wired. It tells how to pass Wireless USB, but not the other way around and also provides no information on the type of USB cable not required.

  In the section "Installation and printer software" on the computer itself, it only gives the option to add a new printer, or to change the wireless settings - nothing about adding a wired USB connection.

  Any help on how to do this very appreciated!

  AMT

  You need a USB cable from the printer.  Not just a USB cable standard.   Like this.

  http://www.Amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-2-0-cable--male/DP/B00BCWALHM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1440363469&SR=8-1&keywords=printer+USB+cable

  You should just be able to run the installer and follow the prompts to connect the USB cable and it should work.

• help with HP Laser CM1415fnw wired and wireless installation

  Hi all

  I have a hard wired and wireless. He let me just do one or the other. Is it possible that I can do both?

  everything works if I'm wired or wireless, but the user wants to be able to use both.

  Any help would be great.

  Sorry, cannot be enabled by design.  That said, the devices on a network don't like the way that others are connected.  You can print from a wireless connection to a wired (Ethernet) printer and v/v.

• Wired and wireless at the same time

  Printer: hp photosmart 6520; operating system: win7; router: linksys

  When I arrived to this printer, I have used the USB connection and everything was fine. Then I changed to wireless mainly to use eprint.

  This morning, I decided to go back to the wired USB connection - has been able to accomplish it, but with considerable difficulties - and now I have 2 printers in the folder of my printer (photosmart HP 6520 and photosmart hp 6520 (network).)

  My question is: can I get the printer to function as both wired and wireless? If so, how?

  maxie987 wrote:

  .. This morning, I decided to go back to the wired USB connection - has been able to accomplish it, but with considerable difficulties - and now I have 2 printers in the folder of my printer (photosmart HP 6520 and photosmart hp 6520 (network).)

  Hello

  They are LOGICAL printers to separate the physical connections.  Before, you have made a conversion of USB-wireless (has removed the printer), but now you have TWO connections. Yes, we can use both connections at the same time, but when you send a print job to print your computer need to know how which.

  Kind regards.

• E4200V1 disconnects - wired and wireless

  I have random disconnects, but it is not only wireless, it's the trendy too.  I updated the firmware and I still have questions.  the 4200 worked fine for 3 years, and all of a sudden it just starts dropping across the network at random.

  Ideas?

  Thank you - kxlara

  Hi kxlara. Intermittent connection for wired and wireless is usually caused by a bad firmware. You updated the firmware version of the router yourself? Did you do a hard reset of the device as soon as you have made with the upgrade process? I suggest that you do. To do the correct reset, simply press the reset button on the router for 30 seconds while the unit is turned on. Release the button and unplug the unit. Reinstall the settings from scratch.  Hope that helps.

• My system tells me that my network connection is damaged. I ran malwarebytes & it came back negative. I went to shoot to the top of my network connections in Control Panel, and it came in white.

  NETWORK CONNECTIONS

  Can anyone help? My system tells me that my network connection is damaged. I ran malwarebytes & it came back negative. I went to shoot to the top of my network connections in Control Panel, and it came in white, nothing at all, no icons, nothing.        Sincerely, Merlin

  Can you do a system restore at the time where it did not work properly? http://www.officeforlawyers.com/tips/sysrestore.html

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• Installed a new wired and wireless for my laptop XP router on my desktop Windows 7, office shows unidentified network, how to fix this?

  Installed a new wireless router for my XP laptop and connected the router on my Windows 7 desktop.  The Office has never gave me the chance to enter a network name or the password and came as 'unidentified network '.  I can now access the internet does anyone know how to fix this?

  I finally found the problem after being on the phone with the century technology link for 3 hours.  My network card was bad, even though my computer told me it was working properly... I yi yi

• Can not put computers wired and wireless on the same homegroup

  I have a newbie question. I can't figure out how to put a computer cable and a computer in the same wireless Group of residential. Here is my configuration:

  I installed Windows 7 Pro on two computers, one connected to the LAN from my router (Linksys WRT610N) port and the other has a wireless-N card. Both can connect to internet just fine. When I click on 'Network card' in the window network & sharing, two computers appear and the diagram of the switches and router seems correct. However, since they are not on the same 'local' network, Windows 7 does not offer the possibility to join the homegroup and each other.

  Having partially abandoned on homegroup, I tried to use usernames and passwords to share files between 2 computers (instead of homegroup.) If I click on 'Network' of the computer wireless, wired computer appears, with the folder that I set to 'shared '. (Partial success). However, if I click on 'Network' of the computer cable, the wireless computer does NOT appear.

  All I want to do is to share data between the two computers. What is the best way to set up the network?

  Thank you!

  Don't know which question you answered, but you obviously did not read my question before you posted this reply directly from the windows help page. Fortunately, I answered my own question.

  After much reading, I suspected a firewall problem. I have reinstalled Windows on the computer before installing the same Norton security suite and wireless, I had used before, I tried sharing folders again and voila! It worked. So, I'm not going to install all _ which comes with security suite Norton and go instead for a simpler solution of an antivirus program like AVG combined with the firewall that comes with Windows 7.

• ACS 4.2 Wired and wireless group mapping

  Hello

  User1 connects to the switch, it belongs to the Group AD Domain_user and are mapped to ACS Group1 wich send the radius attribute to change the VLAN, this part works fine.

  My problem is when the same user connects with its wifi card... He is still part of the domain_user and get still mapped to group1 on acs but now, RADIUS values are bad for the wireless.

  Wired production vlan = 20

  Prod wireless vlan = 120

  What I want to do, it is something like:

  ADGroupX Connect_type plus ACS Group1

  ADGroupX + Connect_type2 = ACS group2

  I tried to use the connection profile but the group mapping are not performed at this level. Ditto for NAR, my user must be able to log user wired or wireless and get the right vlan not get restricted by the NAR.

  Another way would be to set up a username/password wireless on the internal database and add it to the ACS group good but which involve password management and not all client 802 support auth password (without user intervention)

  Any idea?

  Hi... this scenario is exactly what network access profiles are designed to address. Essentially, NAP to create a complete configuration based on network service.

  So default ACS is a unique system of NAP (well I guess that 2 If you include RADIUS, and GANYMEDE) where any network service all RADIUS users would assume to use a single device type. NAP allows you to configure a service, the authentication, the mappings of groups and permissions Protocol.

  The first part of the PAN you have to differentiate requests for authentication for each network service. This could be as easy to use the ip address of the AAA Client or NDG. If this is not possible, you can start looking at the attributes in the RADIUS request to find the attribute values that are unique to the switch or wlan.

  Assuming you have managed to do is a matter of implementation of authenticattion and authorization policies-, but the main thing is that you will be able to send any returns RADIUS attributes to the device for the same user.

  The user interface can take a little usual, then read the docs online and stick to it!

  www.extraxi.com for all your reports ACS needs

• DeskJet 6127 - how to print on wired and Wireless subnets

  How can I configure my network printer to print on subnets?

  I have a subnet for wired computers and the other for the wireless. I have the printer installed on the wired subnet with a static IP address. I installed the driver on all wired computers, and they can print.

  I can't install the driver on the wireless computers because the HP driver installation can never find the printer. I tried hardware address, IP address and host name of the printer, but the printer is ever found so implemented fails. However, I can ping IP and hostname of the printer on subnets.

  I tried to install the printer on a laptop computer that has a wired NETWORK adapter and a wireless card. I installed the printer when you are connected to the same subnet as the printer through wire. Then I disabled the wired NETWORK card and activated (different subnet) wireless card, but printing fails. I also tried to change some parameters of the port, but I could not print wireless.

  Is it possible to print to Deskjet 6127 on subnets? If so, how?

  I thought about it myself. I have disabled the wireless card, activated the card NETWORK wired and re-installed the printer.

  Setup automatically specifies 0.0.0.0 for the default gateway. Although the installation program automatically detects the printer and it works fine when you print the same wired subnet, you must use the advanced manual settings and change the default gateway 0.0.0.0 to the subnet that the printer is turned on.

  Now I can print from this computer laptop wireless or wired.

• Satellite L735 does not connect to the internet (wired and wireless)

  Hello

  I have a brand new L735 satellite, and I'm having a lot of trouble with internet connections.

  When I connect to a wireless network it is the profile and connects but still then doesn't say: "no internet access" for two IPv4 qnd IPv6 connectivity status.
  I tried troubleshooting, turing off the computer, and wireless network and stil back, but it does not.

  The same phenomenon occurs with the workplace wireless, despite other computers that connect to this good (so it does not come from the networks). I also tried to connect to work with an ethernet cable but no luck.

  I have the Atheros AR9002WB-1NG wireless network card and the Atheros AR8152/8158 PCI - E Fast ethernet controller.

  I don't know what to do as the laptop is new and so it should not need to updates, all parameters are default, etc.. I'd appreciate some help here!

  Hello

  Uninstall or disable the TCP/IPv6 and use only TCP/IPv4 protocol.
  Also check whether in the properties of TCP/IPv4, IP address and other parameters are defined to assign automatically

  I recommend also check the firewall and some security applications that may be preinstalled on your laptop.
  It might be possible that antivirus or firewall block the laptop to connect to internet.

• Best way to extend the network of Apple using Cat5 and wireless, but with access to the same network

  Appreciate any help here.

  I need to extend my network coverage for the part out of my house where the current signal does not cover.

  I have a Time capsule in the office connected to my Modem and then created a wireless (XXXX) network that connects to the extreme in my front room... .well when I'm in my room before the signal does not increase when I go near the extreme... and maybe it's that I'm still picking up XXX to my Time Capsule wireless network.

  I'm just a Cat5 cable around the House and I was wondering if I can connect the TC to the extreme via CAT5 and therefore the extreme would be able to stream my network wireless XXXX?

  If I then want to connect to another airport (explicit / extreme or even TC) in the part of my house which currently gets no signal... then do cela via Cat5 to the EXTREME at the 3rd device... or must it come directly from the TC?   (and again... the 3rd device will also be able to broadcast the network XXXX?

  Ideally, I want the network to be possible STB and flavours around the House, and I think that the connections between Ethernet devices would accomplish that... but I also need the i-devices, streaming boxes etc. around my house to then access the XXXX wifi network I have printers, VPN, etc all together towards the top on.

  Oh... and 1 other point, I have a cisco 8port 10/100POE switch managed... which I would also like to include in the network to connect to the servers and devices IP etc... is - it possible... and that has to be directly connected to the time Capsule and could I still use it to take place between the TC and the 3rd Apple Airport device... as above?

  Hope that makes sense... but please let me know if you need more details.

  I'm just a Cat5 cable around the House and I was wondering if I can connect the TC to the extreme via CAT5

  Yes. Hate to be picky here, but I hope you'll use CAT5, CAT5e cabling being quite a bit obsolete.

  wireless network and if so the extreme would be able to stream my XXXX?

  Yes

  If I then want to connect to another airport (explicit / extreme or even TC) in the part of my house which gets currently no signal... then do cela via Cat5 to the EXTREME at the 3rd device

  Yes, but it would be preferable to cables to connect the 3rd to the main TC, if that's an option.

  or does have to come directly from the TC?

  No, but it would be better if she could, if this is an option.

  and once again... the 3rd device will also be able to broadcast the network XXXX?

  Yes

  and I think that the connections between Ethernet devices would achieve this

  That is right. Ethernet is always the best choice in terms of performance.

  but I also need the i-devices, streaming boxes etc. around my house to then access the XXXX same wifi network I printer, VPN, etc all together towards the top on.

  That should work well.  However, you may not aware that most of the PC and iOS devices not 'automatically' between different wireless access points as they move from one place to the other.  For example, you have your iPhone near the time Capsule, so he'll be looking for a strong signal from the time Capsule. If you move the close AirPort Extreme iPhone or any other device 3rd... the iPhone usually will stay connected to wireless Time Capsule... even if a stronger signal may be available in another wireless access point. Nature of the beast with IOS devices.

  Thus, with most of the PC and iOS devices, you will have to get used to temporarily turn off the WiFi on the iOS device when you move from one place to the other, then re - turn on WiFi once the device is close to the other wireless access point. The iOS device then generally will pick up the strongest signal from the nearest access point.

  Portable Mac computers will generally do a good job of automatically 'switching' to pick up the best signal of different access points in you walking the laptop around the House.

  I have a cisco 8port 10/100POE switch managed... which I would also like to include in the network to connect to the servers and devices IP etc... It is possible.

  Yes, but the Time Capsule and AirPort Extreme Gigabit Ethernet ports or 10/100/1000, then the switch is going to limit the maximum speed on the network at 100 Mbps when the devices are capable of much higher speed.  If you plan to invest in the installation of Ethernet wiring around the House, then you also want to invent a new Gigatibit Ethernet 10/100/1000 switch, because it will allow up to 10 times faster compared to a 10/100 switch network connections.

  can do this via Cat5 to the EXTREME at the 3rd device... or need to come directly from the TC?

  Yes, but it would be best to connect the switch to the time Capsule if it is an option.

  and could I still use it to take place between the TC and the 3rd Apple Airport device... as above?

  Yes

• Slow speeds E3200 use wired and wireless

  Hello

  I'm trying to understand why my E3200 is (for lack of a better word) 'throttling' my internet speed.

  I am registered for the 50Mbps data plan my ISP. When I plug my laptop directly to the modem cable (via LAN cable), I see near 50Mbps as internet speed (via speedtest.net). When I connect my router to the cable modem and connect through a LAN cable to the router, the internet speed comes down through a maximum of 26Mbps. NOTE, that I speak still wired and not wireless. With the Wi - Fi speed tests give the same results as well.

  In order to exclude the evidence, I have confirmed that there are not other devices on the network and any other bandwidth hogging applications running while I made these tests.

  Any thoughts on what configs could be twisted to improve the situation?

  All the...

  Spent the last 2 hours on the phone with a Cisco support person. After some fairly elaborate tests, they came to the conclusion that the unit is maybe defective. Fortunately, I'm covered under the hardware warranty, so I'll return it for a replacement.

  Thanks for any ideas for troubleshooting... And other people having similar problems with this model should also probably call assistance...

  See you soon

• CAN you have both wired and wireless enabled on HP Officejet 6500 CN557A

  We have an internal network where our HP Officejet 6500 is connected and working.

  We also have public wifi we would like the printer to connect to, so we can have clients to connect to public wifi and print to the printer.

  Box wireless and be active at the same time on this printer (and other Officjets with similar capabiltiies)?

  Greg

  Hi myitanalyst,

  JO 6500 supports one 1 type of network connection is to say either wired or wireless, but USB and network can be connected at the same time

  ex: USB + Wired or wireless + USB.

• LaserJet M252: Laserjet M252 wired and wireless

  I have a user who has this printer and I would like to know if this printer can be configured for a WIRED connection and wireless.

  The user has a Macbook Air, Chromebooks and iPads.   I configured the printer to have a static IP as a wired for the MBA and Chromebooks can be printed on it.  IPads need a wireless connection.

  Since I have already assigned a static IP address for a WIRED connection, configure the wireless as DHCP for iPads can print?

  You're right, plug an ethernet to the printer cable disables the wireless radio.

  Kind regards

  Shlomi