[windows2000] Re: Printer IP address assignment
- From: "Neil Bullock" <n.bullock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 13:14:37 +0100
Hi,
We also have mainly HP printers. I favour static IP addresses over DHCP
assigned as most of our printers have built in webservers which you can use
to configure various things on the printers. I specifically gave our
printers static IP addresses using telnet (rather than DHCP reservations) so
that I wouldn't have to re-create DHCP reservations on all of our DHCP
servers.
Neil.
Lee, David (STRATEGIC PROJECTS) wrote:
> We are implementing a new Windows 2003 print server as part of a
> migration from Novell Netware. Whilst we are configuring the printer
> objects and IP ports, we would also like to standardise the
> configuration of our network printers (all are HP models). At
> present, some of these printers have been set up using a locally
> configured fixed IP address and some via a DHCP reservation - any
> thoughts on preferred methods or best practice?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> David Lee
>
>
> Systems Engineer
> City Treasury
> Plymouth City Council
> Civic Centre
> PL1 2AA
>
> Tel: (01752) - 304218
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