Configuring a network printer
You can set the IP address of a printer attached to a network either through a built-in, factory-installed network interface (available on some specific printers), or through an optional external network adapter.
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If the printer has been previously configured, it can be used without being reconfigured provided no one else is currently using that same IP address. |
Configure a network printer from the Printer Selection dialog
- Open the Lexmark 4300 Series Utility.
- From the menu bar, choose Advanced. The Advanced menu appears.
- Choose Select Printer. The Printer Selection dialog appears.
- Select the printer from the list, and then click Configure. The Configure Network Printer dialog appears.
- Assign an IP address to your network printer. For more information, see Assigning an IP address. Contact your system support person for more information.
- Click OK to go back to the Printer Selection dialog.
- Select the All-In-One from the list on the Printer Selection dialog.
- Click Select.
Configure a network printer from the Configure Network Printer dialog
- Open the Lexmark 4300 Series Utility.
- From the menu bar, choose Advanced. The Advanced menu appears.
- Choose Network Printer Configuration. The Network Printer Configuration dialog appears.
- Select the printer from the list, and then click Configure. The Configure Network Printer dialog appears.
- Assign an IP address to your network printer. For more information, see Assigning an IP address. Contact your network administrator for more information.
- Click OK to go back to the Printer Selection dialog.
- If you want to configure another printer, select a printer from the list on the Printer Selection dialog. Otherwise, click Done.
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