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• HP OFFICEJET PRO 8600 PREMIUM: access to the eprint emails

  I have an eprint e-mail address but do not know how to connect and access the messages.

  Hello

  You can't access messages through the address of HP ePrint.

  Address intended to allow printing from a remote location by sending an email to this address, it will be printed as you find listed in the section "What is ePrint" in the document below.

  You can find more info on the HP ePrint service in the following document:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03721293

  Kind regards

  Shlomi

• Office Open

  What support ePrint open office documents? I find this unfortunately missing in the print service.

  Hi joshelmich,

  ePrint is only supported for the following types of document.

  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft PowerPoint
  • Microsoft Outlook
  • Microsoft Excel *.
  • Text (.txt) files
  • PDF
  • Images (bmp, jpg, png, gif, tiff)

  I think for OpenOffice, you should be able to create documents that are compatible Microsoft as .doc or .xls format. You will be able to send to print these files.

  Thank you.

• What is POP, POP3 and IMAP, when I set up my email account in the HP ePrint App?

  I did as much research as I can do regarding the implementation of the HP ePrint App e-mail accounts.  If you do not see your e-mail information listed here, feel free to post below or contact your internet service company provider, by phone or e-mail, or to anyone else who might know this. I am sure there are many others that could be added, but this is a pretty comprehensive list.  I hope you find what you need to complete the setup of your e-mail applications.

  I noticed information differs from site to site, but as I've learned over time, masking the area and companies buying other companies, I just studied all the information that I could find and also if one of the names of hosts or ports does not work, then you can continue see below on this page to see if this information is the same. At that point, if you do not find what you need here, I would say that you have done all you can do before contacting appropriate for your information by email support team.

  Most of the links is active and those listed below should send you directly the pages I pulled this information since then, but only a few of them came from the real support of the sites themselves (Apple support was vague, as well as Microsoft, Macintosh and commonly used Internet services providers). Save you time by searching here first.  I hope that you will find what you need in this one-stop-shop and if you get an email that is not listed here, please report it below and I'll add it to this original document.

  Finally, as this information comes to the forum and other non-official sites, I want to add that it is a document of copy/paste/edit-for-easy-read I created in my spare time. It is a very long document, so I do is recommended to use the search and find keys to find the email that you need, but the upper part of this definition has as to what the servers, ports and are host names and the basic setup in case you need to know what are these options and their meanings.

  Here are the most common settings needed to implement most of the Clients POP3/IMAP e-mail or devices:

  The following information below can be found at http://www.swestcom.com/Support/q4.htm

  "What is POP3?

  Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) is a standard messaging protocol used to receive e-mail from a remote server to a local e-mail client. POP3 allows you to download e-mail messages to your local computer and read them even when you're offline. »

  "What does IMAP mean?

  The Message IMAP (Internet Access) protocol is a messaging protocol that is used to access e-mail on a remote web server from a local client. IMAP and POP3 are the two most common of messaging Internet protocols to retrieve emails. The two protocols are supported by all e-mail clients modern and web servers.

  "Main difference between IMAP and POP3:

  The POP3 protocol assumes that there is only one client connected to the mailbox. On the other hand, the IMAP protocol allows simultaneous access by multiple clients. IMAP is suitable for you if your mailbox is about to be managed by several users. »

  "What is SMTP?

  SMTP simple Mail Transfer Protocol () is the standard protocol for sending emails across the Internet. SMTP uses TCP port 25 or 2525 and sometimes you may have problems to send your messages in case your ISP has closed port 25 (How to check if port 25 is open?). To determine the SMTP server for a given domain name, the MX (Mail eXchange) should have more information."

  "When you set up:

  • POP - choose that POP-UP and the port entering the default server to 110
  • IMAP - choose IMAP and the port entering the server by default to 143
  • All other parameters are the same.
  • Username = [email protected]
  • Password = the password you set up when you set up your mailbox
  • = Incoming mail server mail.yourdomain.com
  • = Mail server outgoingsmtp.yourdomain.com
    • Outgoing requires the authentication of the server (typically found in the settings or advanced options)
    • Do NOT select "Log on using Secure Password Authentication".
    • Use the same username and password as incoming or select "use same settings as incoming.
    • Outgoing server port= 2525 or 587
      • It is subject to change according to individual preferences of your ISP.

  Note - Replace with your domain name for "yourdomain.com" and replace the first part of your e-mail address for "user".

  Email ports
  For networks, a port means endpoint to a logical connection. The port number identifies what type of port it is. Here's the e-mail ports by default for:

  • POP3 - port 110
  • IMAP - port 143
  • SMTP - port 25
  • HTTP - port 80
  • (SSMTP) - port 465 secure SMTP Protocol
  • Secure IMAP (SSL IMAP4) - port 585
  • IMAP4 over SSL (IMAPS) - port 993
  • Secure POP3 (POP) SSL - port 995.

  It is just to recap, a series of ports for people who need this information when you configure the HP ePrint app so that they could see their email from the app, I've collected over time.  I am sure that other applications also need this information.  Although long, I couldn't find a more complete place to retrieve this information.  Feel free to post additional information, faulty information or other associates subject below that it is simply a collection of data and it would be virtually impossible to test all of them. Thank you!

• What can I do to avoid getting someone print on my ePrint/network printer?

  Hello

  A few weeks ago, I connected my printer HP Photosmart B110 series at ePrint. Therefore, it is now available on the net.

  I had the feeling that someone has in a way to access my printer, since I regularly get on my printer, prints that have not been printed by one of the Member of my family.

  It would be nice if I me have not worried about using unnecessary paper and cartridge ;-)

  What can I do to avoid someone print on my printer?

  Let me know and thanks in advance for you advice.

  See you soon,.

  Alain

  Hi all

  OK, it didn't take me long to discover this... Fortunately!

  I went the ePrint Centerand selected APPS, went to manage my appsand checked the subscription of the listed applications.

  I discovered that I had a subscription to an Apps that did print news regularly.

  I unsubscribed from this app and also of course deleted other applications :-)

  Thanks to myself for solving my case :-)

  Congratulations to all.

  Alain

• I haven't configured my eprint within 24 hours of the sign to the top. What can I do now

  Bought a new 8600 pro more printer I haven't configured my eprint in the first 24 hours. now I have time and I'm in the owner's manual and it says to touch the icon (hp eprint) I have not one now what should I do?

  just scroll to setting up the icon on the printer buffer, and you can set your preferences through there. Or put your cd software disc into your computer and follow the installation instructions.

• what printers work with eprint

  what printers work with eprint

  Any printer listed in this document HP.

• What is the main difference between the models eprint 3070 and 5510?

  What is the main difference between the models eprint 3070 and 5510?

  Hi Potter1234,

  I think the 5515 is for a different region outside the United States / Canada region.

  

• What ePrinter pays Disney printing applications?

  I'm looking for the good ePrinter buy (currently I'm not using any printer HP), I like the Disney print apps, what printer supports printing applications Disney?

  It up to the designer of the app to determine which printers that they will release their applications on. However, here is a list of a few that have the Disney App accessible from the front panel of the printer: The Envy 120 e all-in-one Officejet 6700 Premium, the 7520 Photosmart and Officejet 8600 premium. I hope this helps.

• I use hp eprint and that you can not set the e-mail account. Should what settings I use for the Description, host name, Port and use SSL?

  I downloaded hp eprint app and you cannot configure e-mail account

  I suggest you ask on a forum of HP. It's nothing to do with Thunderbird, as the eprint software connects directly to your email provider that I see.

  Maybe this will help http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/ePrint-Print-Apps-Mobile-Printing-and-ePrintCenter/Cant-find-my-computer-eprint-email-address/td-p/680697.

• What printer are eprint?

  I have HP deskjet ink advantage 4646 but I Don t know if I can connect with eprint, and I Don t know where on the web are that information.

  Thank you

  Thank you very much for the reply.

  OLILLOYD wrote:

  Hi Lucas1982,

  If your printer is the same as

  Printer e-all-in-one-HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 4646

  This printer supports ePrint.

  You need to connect the printer to a wireless network that has an internet connection.

  Now by clicking on the eprint to the printer icon, the printer will guide you in the process of registration of the ePrint.

  It will print a page of instructions where your get the printer in that

  Kind regards

  Oliver

• What should I do if the eprint does not accept my printer code?

  ePrint will not accept the code for my printer.  Could someone have used by chance?

  I figured out how to reset the configuration of Web services using "Restore factory settings" on my HP OfficeJet 7500 E910.

• What printer model can be used as a real wireless network print/scan/copy A3/A4, with ePrint

  I was running around in circles to find an appropriate printer that can do the following

  (1) Automactically detect A3 or A4, size and printing paper so scale is automatically required

  (2) copy an A4 document and even print on A3 paper

  (3) network connectivity - wired and wireless

  (4) mobile printing from iPhone, iPad, Android devices

  Please consider this printer will print for most of a mobile device, and printed documents must be printed on A3 paper most of the time as the customer which I hope to buy the printer has difficulties with small reading text.

  Appreciate help, if someone can help me.

  The HP Officejet 7610 has most of the features you want - see the description of the product here.  It will scan up to 11.79 "x 17" and will print and copy sheets of A3 and A4 format.

  Special features

  A Wi - Fi connection

  Wireless network card included

   

• What comes after the "@" for email eprint?

  I set up the computer to work, replaced by personal e-mail, but I forgot to write down it

  Hello

  Try @hpeprint.com

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pro Tips: Troubleshooting scan to E-mail questions in e-all-in-one printers and ePrint

  Hello e-all-in-one printer users,.

  If you're reading this, chances are you have a problem of webservices in your HP e-all-in-one printer. If you can not scan to e-mail, use ePrint, or get a code application, this post is for you.

  Many of later vintage (2010 and beyond) Photosmart, ENVY and Officejet series e-all-in-one printers share the same Web services and Wireless features. Within these series printer, you can enable wireless and Web services (ePrint, scan to e-mail, printable sheets) connectivity of the façade do their installation for use with Android, Windows, iOS, Macand Chrome OS much simpler than the old printer models. Of course, when things go wrong or there is confusion about the use of the printer and features such as printing and scanning to e-mail stop working, the correction of these problems is the same in most of the models.

  WebServices are not connected: what affects?

  When the webservices connectivity is lost ePrint, scan to e-mailand pads features will stop working. If you are just getting started with the installation of your printer, the inability to generate a code application (to add your connected HP printer or sign in to Instant ink) can be attributed to not being able to afford Web services. If you are affected by any of these questions, read on. I have some suggestions that might help.

  Ordinary remedies

  • Before set you Web services, make sure that your printer is connected to a network, either via an ethernet cable or Wirelessconnection. Print a report of Network Configuration of your printer front panel (usually this is located under Tools / reports) to confirm an active ethernet connection.
  • If you are connected wireless, touch the wireless icon printer . If you see as connected and there is an IP addresses starting with 192.168... or, 10 grand. If this isn't the case, run the Wireless Setup Wizard to connect you with your network name (SSID) and enter the password wireless you are prompted.
  • Ensure that the date and time your printer settings are correct. You can check and adjust this via the front panel of the printer in most cases and trivia: the printer Web server integrated.
  • Now, with network connectivity guaranteed webservices icon or (depending on model) and try to activate Web services.
  • If you have managed to connect and a leaflet printed, or at the very least, an [email protected] address is displayed on the front panel of the printer, perfect, Web services are now functional. This means that you can now ask your HP printer connected , or use one of the above characteristics *.

  Note that ePrint and scan to e-mail feature are addressed later in this post if you still need help with these functions.

  • If the webservices are always not, try your printer restore default*.

  * Note that this step resets the setting up your printer wireless, address ePrint and other custom print settings. If you have created a custom @hpeprint.com address that it will be permanently deleted. For more information on custom addresses ePrint, click here.

  Here's how:

  • The printer's front panel, press the Setup/key icon and then tap tools
  • Select Restore to factory settings
  • Note this new printer may contain this setting under the heading maintenance of the printer instead of tools.

  Then, to reconnect to your network (wired or wireless) and try to set a manual DNS:

  Make a note of the IP address of the printer.  Then, follow these steps to configure a manual DNS:

  • Enter the IP address in a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer), and then press Enter to go directly to this page. This should take you to your built-in Web server (EWS) printer.
  • Click the network tab.
  • In the submenu on the left, click Networking.
  • Then click on the network (IP) address.
  • Click Manual DNS server.
  • DNS preferred as 8.8.8.8 manual entry
  • Auxiliary DNS server entry as 8.8.4.4
  • Click on apply to finalize this change.
  • Note that menu above EWS items can vary in overall models of printers. If you do not see the exact topics that I've listed here, the subtopic you should always appear on the Networking tab.

  Then, press the icon of Webservices or and reactivate your webservices (required for scanning to E-mail, ePrint , and other functions).

  Then, if a scan to e-mail question has led you to this position, tap the scan icon and enter the email address that you want to scan to.  Then, recover the PIN code that you should automatically receive by e-mail and complete your scan to E-mail setup by entering this PIN code in your printer.  Ideally, if you are able to get this good service will be fully functional.

  Alternatively, if ePrint is your main problem and all the above (except for scanning to E-mail steps) suggestions worked, try emailing your printer a print job. If it prints correctly, ePrint is back online. If you are a user of HP ePrint app, the app did automatically detect your printer? If not, go to the application settings and manually add your printer to the app using either ask you code or IP address of the printer. Finally, if you're a printable, user use your favorite applications on the front panel of the printer, or via HP connected.

  There are advanced troubleshooting steps beyond what I posted here and you can find them in the Forum such as displayed by the employees, Experts and members of the community. Start with the basics and if you still can't not to take advantage of Web services from your printer don't be shy to reach out - HP Support Forum's is a great place to exchange ideas and help each other to get the most out of our products.

  Thank you for taking the time to read. If you have any questions or comments do not hesitate to answer.

  All the best,

  Greetings,

  All new users to check in this thread, the first and the main post is a practical resource for webservices connectivity solutions.

  Try all the steps to recommend, as appropriate - if you encounter any problems apart from this I'll be happy to help you.

  Kind regards