arjennings29
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I am in the arny I am trying to setup a hp lj 4000 to be a standalone network printer on an tcp/ip network. I am rrequesting a step by step guide to configuring and inputting a ip address
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joeunixadmin
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Hi,
Take a look at this site:
Are you in the Army or the arny?
Just curious. If you are in the Army, which Army and what's your MOS?
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Take a look at this site:
Are you in the Army or the arny?
Just curious. If you are in the Army, which Army and what's your MOS?
-Joe
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arjennings29
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Joe,
I am in the Army. I don't type very well, but I am learning. I am a 31U Signal Support Systems Specialist. Thanks for the URL, I figured out that I had to turn the Bootp off, because Bootp automatically detects IP Addresses. I turned it off and afterwards I was able to input Ip, Subnetmask, etc... It was a little trail and error, but it turn out okay.
Thanks
I am in the Army. I don't type very well, but I am learning. I am a 31U Signal Support Systems Specialist. Thanks for the URL, I figured out that I had to turn the Bootp off, because Bootp automatically detects IP Addresses. I turned it off and afterwards I was able to input Ip, Subnetmask, etc... It was a little trail and error, but it turn out okay.
Thanks
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arjennings29
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Joe,
I am in the Army. I don't type very well, but I am learning. I am a 31U Signal Support Systems Specialist. I am stationed in Germany with the First Infrantry Division. Thanks for the URL, I figured out that I had to turn the Bootp off, because Bootp automatically detects IP Addresses. I turned it off and afterwards I was able to input Ip, Subnet mask, etc... It was a little trail and error, but it turn out okay.
Thanks
I am in the Army. I don't type very well, but I am learning. I am a 31U Signal Support Systems Specialist. I am stationed in Germany with the First Infrantry Division. Thanks for the URL, I figured out that I had to turn the Bootp off, because Bootp automatically detects IP Addresses. I turned it off and afterwards I was able to input Ip, Subnet mask, etc... It was a little trail and error, but it turn out okay.
Thanks
joeunixadmin
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Hi,
Don't worry about the typos! We all make mistakes.
I was curious about the MOS because I was a 98G for 14 years and am now a UNIX System Administrator.
Good Luck!
-Joe
Don't worry about the typos! We all make mistakes.
I was curious about the MOS because I was a 98G for 14 years and am now a UNIX System Administrator.
Good Luck!
-Joe
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