Tapping on a WISN wireless traffic

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• Is it Possible to have wired Intranet & Internet wireless?

  I hope someone here can help me.  I have a retail store that moves every week from one place to another in the same way as the fairs of handicrafts and the Carnival retailers moved.  The location of the host provides free internet access for credit card approvals and all other needs, and I have no problem accessing this feature wireless.

  We have five cell with point of sale software. We have the customer database software, list of stock and inventory levels.  Others to connect to this program and the database through an intranet connection Zdrive.

  That is the problem.  We use features wireless laptop computers to communicate with each other for access point of sale software, but it is slow and unreliable.  Laptops are all on a single meter and are close enough for each be connected to a router via ethernet cables.

  So... can I configure this to continue to tap into the supplied wireless internet, but also have a wired intranet?  Will it work?

  If so, what type of router I need and it is a simple or easy task?  (While I'm not necessarily skilled enough to set up myself, I have someone who can help me with it.)

  Thank you in advance for your help.

  Fix. This works.

• C4780 Wireless does not

  Hello

  I have a hp photosmart C4780, I am trying to connect wireless to. The printer works fine via usb. But after several attempts to connect to my network I have no luck.

  I tried to reinstall the software on my pc 64-bit windows 7 by ensuring that it is the latest software and updates for the printer.

  I restarted the router several times. I tried to connect via WPS button and PIN method. I used all the guides help on HP site but no luck.

  My fear is that the raido wireless not working anymore.

  I printed the wireless network test report and everything looks good except that it says it failed to find the SSID of the network

  and next to the IP address, it does not say there is. It indicates the mode of communication is in ad-hoc.

  I don't see all of any of my devices hpsetup wireless network. Try a reset in the menu of the printer maintenance does not seem to work either.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  Please try the below mentioned steps.

  Touch SCAN > Menu Scan / wireless > restore the default values of the network.
  Turn the printer off.
  Wait 30 seconds
  Power to the printer.

  Tap the SCAN > Scan/Wireless Menu > turn on wireless
  Launch the software of the printer.

• Comments on a different IP traffic

  I have a NSA 4600. I have my comments on X 3 wireless traffic: V20. X 4 is my WAN Interface with a static ip address of x.x.x.161. I want to lead the Internet traffic of the network comments on an ip address different x.x.x.162. They are on the same subnet, so it won't let me create a new interface. Any ideas?

  You will need to set up a NAT policy for this.

  ORIGINAL SOURCE: subnet X 3 - V20
  TRANSLATED from the SOURCE: x.x.x.x162
  ORIGINAL DESTINATION: all
  TRANSLATED DESTINATION: Original
  ORIGINAL SERVICE: no
  TRANSLATION SERVICE: Original
  INCOMING INTERFACE: X 3 - v20
  Coming OUT of the INTERFACE: 1 X (or whatever interface you use to the WAN)

  Kevin

• Photosmart 7520: Photosmart 7520 has lost its wireless connection

  Our photosmart 7520 used to print beautifully two laptops, but today it stopped printing at all and seems to have lost its connection to the internet.

  I tried to remove it from my system preferences, to reset, and when I tried to add it, it was no longer on the list of available printers.

  Hello @cornylouise!

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!

  I would be happy to provide you with assistance on the Photosmart 7520 and the problem of communication between 2 laptops.  If the printer is no longer being found by computers, then you can by looking at a slight problem of Wi - Fi.  The first thing I would suggest is the cycle of power cables to the printer and the router by unplugging the power for 20 seconds.  Once the devices back on then see if you can add the printer to laptop computers.

  If you are unable to find the printer then I suggest to restore the default settings of network on the printer and it reconnect to the wireless network.

  To restore the default settings of the network printer:

  1. To press the Wi - Fi icon at the top of the touch screen to printer
  2. Tap Settings
  3. Tap on restore default network settings and confirm

  To run the Wireless Setup Wizard:

  1. Icon press the Wi - Fi at the top left of the screen touchscreen printer
  2. Tap Settings
  3. Press wireless configuration wizard
  4. Select your network
  5. Enter the password and confirm it
  6. Check if the computer can find the printer again

  If please, after back and let me know how it goes!

• Design of wireless network

  Hello

  I am looking for assistance in the design of a solution for a customer of our wireless. A basic outline of the network is attached. There are actually many other sites that are shown here, but I just wanted to keep things simple.

  The plan is to have a 1240AG access point on each connected remote site the WLC on the WAN. In time, the WCS will be managed by a WCS server.

  Each site is already divided into 2 subnets and it is not possible to add a new one for the AP and it's customers. In any case, there will be very few wireless traffic. The AP will run in mode H-HARVEST but there will be no required local communication. All traffic is always aimed at Headquarters (ie they use Citrix). So do these APs actually need to be switch locally H-Reap? If not then how would this work? A remote site AP can function as a H-REAP no?

  Some sites have their own 3560 switch and others simply a switch inside a 2801 router module.

  There is no need to have any VLANs sent across the WAN.

  DHCP is provided by the router at each remote site.

  I really need some advice on the best way to implement this solution, including but not limited to:

  Do I need to have a separate WLAN for each site?

  Will be DHCP from the router actually work?

  How should be configured the ports on the switch on the module HWIC?

  What benefits are there to having a WCS when there is just a single WLC? (I thought that WCS to manage several WLC).

  I skimmed the design guides and I'm still not clear about the best way to do it.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Thank you

  DH

  Not in H-REAP... the WLAN SSID that you create on the controller will always be equal to the management interface. This is how the AP and WLC will communicate. When you enable local switching, then you have the ability to map this ssid to a vlan local. I'm currently deploy 90 h PA - harvest with 27 sites and 2 4404 in the heart. I have 7 SSID and using the substitution of wlan. DHCP is local to the remote site and I use the same id of vlan to map the ssid. VLAN local native for the ap is also the same in all, but of couse subnets are different. It's a little different, how you look what interface you need to map the ssid for especially when doing h - harvest.

  Look at it this way... only if you have traffic returning to the WLC and the WLC putting back the traffic on the network is when the interface mapping is important... as in a normal installation of LWAPP.

• Various Questions about wireless access controller

  Help me please with these fundamental questions about the role of the access (AC) wireless controller.

  Assume that the access controller and Access Point are connected via IP:

  -Wireless frames sent to AP to acre; include the original MAC header (on the way to wireless access)?  If Yes, is there a Cisco AC gets to fill the WLAN and LAN it is plugged (which means that it outputs as ethernet frames as if they were issued by Mobile Stations).

  -Is the AC necessarily the default gateway for mobile stations? I guess not. But it is possible the default gateway?

  The Cisco AC can function as a DHCP relay?

  The AP creates a tunnel to the controller. All IP traffic from the AP to the controller will address the AP source and dest IP to the interface of the Manager of the AP on the controller. The wireless client traffic is encapsulated inside this tunnel. When it hits the controller the CAPWAP is removed leaving the customer's original package to be sent to the local network through the controller.

  The controller should not be the default gateway for wireless clients because it is not a router. Think of it as a device that converted into wired wireless traffic.

  Normally, the controller acts as a proxy DHCP. Once the customer has joined a WLAN, the controller sends the DHCP packets to the DHCP server on behalf of clients such as the IP address of assistance normally configured on the router for cable customers. You can also configure the controller to act as a DHCP server for wireless clients.

• Wireless and network of comments and HREAP

  Hello

  I inherited a wireless infrastructure that consists of a head office with WCS and WLC more LWAPP access points.

  There is a satellite office in another city who want to deploy a wireless infrastructure and it seemed to me like they want to only deploy a couple of AP that HREAP would be good to use this senario.

  However, they also want to use the network without comment thread that we at Headquarters but I don't want their guest to come to our DSL modem that we have put in place for the guest HO wireless traffic. The two offices are connected via a MPLS who no longer have need of traffic thereon.

  Is it possible to set up the HREAP and the WLC and WCS so that auxiliary office broke out locally for comments and even the admin Hall to HO can control the password?

  Thank you very much

  Hi Nell,

  the feature you're looking for is "local switching REAP H."

  So, you can set the access point remote mode H-REAP (which optimizes for "behind a WAN link") and from there, you can define multiple SSID as "local switching.

  This means that everything related to the phase of authentication is managed by WLC, but after authentication, traffic fell locally to the AP and not transit through the WLC.

  Guest SSID must be enabled for local switching, and then, on the APs REAP H, go to the configuration of the AP (in tab 'Wireless' WLC, then click ap) and on the hreap tab, you can configure the vlan where the traffic of comments will be abandoned at the remote site. It must be a vlan that exists on the remote site, and users will receive a DHCP address on this vlan.

  Kind regards

  Nicolas

• WDS Airport Roaming vs vs Extended Network

  Hello friends,

  In a roaming network, all airports have the same wireless network name and wireless security settings. If I'm not mistaken in WDS also the same rule should be followed. Is also applicable to a network of Airport Extreme Extended (1 main base station connected to a broader base station)?

  If this is the case then a user can move freely between these extremes of the airport with the same user name and password in any scenario 3. So what is the difference besides the AEs interconnected via ethernet and wireless in 3 different topology?

  Thank you.

  In a roaming network, all airports have the same wireless network name and wireless security settings. If I'm not mistaken in WDS also the same rule should be followed.

  It is basically correct. Routers for Apple, there are three types of networks "scopes": 1) expanded that using wireless connections between fixed stations, 2) Roaming using connections between base stations, & 3) Wireless Distribution System (WDS) wired. WDS uses also all wireless connections.

  The first two replaced WDS that was designed to be used only with the old base station 802.11 g. He has a major advantage. You can extend a network in a series as employed the use of a "main", "relay", and "distance" base stations. This feature is not embedded with the new models, elongated or Roaming.

  Is also applicable to a network of Airport Extreme Extended (1 main base station connected to a broader base station)?

  For the most part, Yes. The extended base station that's exactly right and the extension of the primary Wi - Fi network. So it would have the same network name and use the same type of security and password.

  If this is the case then a user can move freely between these extremes of the airport with the same user name and password in any scenario 3. So what is the difference besides the AEs interconnected via ethernet and wireless in 3 different topology?

  The main difference is overall performance of bandwidth of a Wi - Fi. Maintaining an extensive network using wireless connections only requires treatment of additional network traffic. This overload can reduce the bandwidth available to normal wireless traffic. This problem does not exist with a roaming network.

  The other problem with a network extended wireless all is loss of bandwidth. Each added to the extended network, base station reduces overall bandwidth almost in half. Again, this is not a problem with the network of mobile type.

  Finally, with a network extended wireless all base stations which extend to extend the hand to the same bandwidth it receives from the hand to this place. So the wireless clients connected to one of the extension of base stations will produce ever and when then are connected to the main.

• OfficeJet Pro 6978: Can't get OfficeJet Pro 6978 to communicate ScanDoc useless

  My printer seems to not be able to 'see' that it is connected to my PC. I keep getting error messages that there is no communication. It will print if I close the error message by Xing, so I know that it's actually communicate to a certain level. The Scan Doc charge and discharge and recharge pilots 'Good', yet never seems to fix the problem.

  Suggestions?

  Hello

  You have downloaded and installed the software features FULL?  If not, can you download and install the software COMPLETE features of HP printing for your operating system:

  The following resources will help you:
  
  http://123.HP.com/us/en/
  
  Keys to your printer model, operating system and download & install FULL software.
  
  Once you have installed wireless successfully, you can use a TCP/IP port:

  Creating a TCP IP port
  
  1. print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. on your PC, go to the Panel control, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Enter the IP address of the printer.
  
  This video resource will show you how do:
  
  Create & use TCP IP port
  
  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)
  
  Let us know if it works
  
  Hope that helps.

• Envy4500: Computer says printer is offline and will not print, but it's online

  I jumped through all the hoops of tech and there seems to be no perfect solution to this problem. However, can I change my settings wireless direct on with security on without security on Off, and at any time, I am doing this, work in Quebec will begin. But I have to do it almost everytime I have print something. I need to scan from my remote IO. Let me know if HP has a better solution. Obviously, the computer is not properly talk to the printer. I started having this problem after Windows 10, but yet curiously, so I don't think it's a matter of Windows.

  Hello
  
  Thank you for using the HP Forums.

  You can try this:

  Creating a TCP IP port
  
  1. print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. on your PC, go to the Panel control, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Enter the IP address of the printer.

  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)

  Hope that helps!

• OfficeJet 8610: HP Officejet 8610 is offline now

  I bought an Officejet 8610 5 months and it has worked very well - so far.  It is continually being disconnected and I questions online.  Most of the time, I need to powercycle the 8610 and it usually comes online.

  Connected wireless

  I put the IPv4.

  3 PC, iphone, iPad 2, all work very well on wireless environments

  HP Print & Scan doctor sees no problem

  I can start the ability to scan when printing is offline.

  Is this a hardware possible security problem?

  Hello
  
  Thank you for using the HP Forums.
  
  Can you try using a TCP/IP port?
  
  Creating a TCP IP port
  
  1. print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. on your PC, go to the Panel control, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Enter the IP address of the printer.
  
  This video resource will show you how do:
  
  Create & use TCP IP port
  https://goo.GL/BBI671
  
  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)
  
  Let us know if it works

• HP ENVY 5660: Connected printer & print desktop PC and tablet. Print & Scan doctor says he is not and cannot be.

  A couple of weeks ago, we changed Internet providers & I plugged our devices (desktop, tablets, phones & printer) in the new system.  We now have AT & T U-verse with a cable of optical fiber to a hub not far from our House & a circuit dedicated copper from there to the router/gateway. They claim that we have a regular service of Mgbps 18.

  Everything seems to work very well. We had anything drop and do not cause any problems. However, our range of printers HP says that it is connected to the Internet. It provides all the correct information and it works very well in our devices. But the Asus desktop computer insisted that the printer is offline, even if I print documents from him. Today, Windows did an update and when I checked the update report that he said he could not update the printer because it is in offline mode and it will not be printed. Then I printed something again.

  This update failure is my real problem. When I checked in the settings in Windows 10 on the desktop, it also insisted that the printer is offline. So I clicked on the icon of the application for the Print & Scan doctor. He also insisted the printer is not connected and that it is unable to connect from the Internet. Yet once again, the printer prints despite this reported disconnection.

  I don't know if the printer is actually updated even if update report says that it is not. I have had no problem since the printer from the reconnect the devices and printer or the update today. After I've done 4 or 5 tries to install the software with printing & Scan app, I checked in the settings of Windows 10 and again, he has insisted that the printer is offline.

  However, earlier, I checked in the settings, printers and scanners again in 10 Windows on the computer from Asus desktop & for the first time it reports "Series of 5660 HP ENVY (network)" & "Serial number (5660 HP ENVY series)" as the customs declaration.  The first says that it cannot print when I tried a test page; but, the other printed a test page. Is the first representative of the scanner and it cannot print because no document has been selected?

  When I created this Asus desktop / printer in February when I bought them, I did it using WIFI only, using no USB connection, to do and the printer has always worked our devices just as it continues to do so.

  Again, my real problem is declared failure to Windows 10 update.

  Thank you for taking the time to browse this message and I thank you for your help.

  Hello
  
  Thank you for using the HP Forums.

  Can you try using a TCP/IP port?
  
  Creating a TCP IP port
  
  1. print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. on your PC, go to the Panel control, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Enter the IP address of the printer.
  
  This video resource will show you how do:
  
  Create & use TCP IP port
  
  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)
  
  Let us know if it works

• Office Jet 8620: Networked 8620 Pro always 'offline' in Windows 10

  My Office Jet Pro 8620 is still retained as 'offline' Windows 10, even if my printer Hp Assistant still connect to it fine.  The printer is on a network via ethernet cable and is always available via the internet printing as well.

  I finally gave up using the HP driver for device Pro 8620 and 8620 name and started using HP ePrint as my printer driver default, which seems to have solved the problem for now.

  I checked the version of my driver 8620 and HP reports it as current.  Is there a newer driver coming that will address this problem or, Alternatively, is there a generic Windows driver that I can use which will correctly yield the printer to be online?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Thank you for using the forum.

  You can try creating a TCP/IP port?

  Creating a TCP IP port

  1. Print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. On your PC, go to control panel configuration, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. Click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Type the IP address for the printer.

  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)

  Thank you.

• HP Office Jet Pro 6830 AIO: Getting printer offline message when you try to print

  When I try to print, I can't have a pop-up indicating that the printer is offline.

  If the printer is off / on, it starts printing.

  If I then submit a new print job, then I get the error again.

  I just installed all the latest drivers, including printing software HP and doctor Scan.

  I am running windows on a HP Pavilion g6 10.

  My printer is set to print via wifi and I can see the status of the printer with software 6830

  Hello
  
  Thank you for using the HP Forums.
  
  Can you try using a TCP/IP port?
  
  Creating a TCP IP port
  
  1. print a Configuration Page to get the printer IPv4 address (you can also tap on the icon wireless on the front panel of your printer to obtain the IP address)
  2. on your PC, go to the Panel control, devices and printers, right-click the printer and on the left, click printer properties, select the Ports tab.
  3. click Add Port, select the Port TCP/IP Standard, then New Port and follow the instructions in the wizard.
  4. Enter the IP address of the printer.
  
  This video resource will show you how do:
  
  Create & use TCP IP port
  
  Note that you can ALWAYS go back to the original port the HP software installed by selecting the HP port on the Ports tab (in the properties of the printer)
  
  Let us know if it works