CaptEd
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Overland Park, KS
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July 3rd, @10:17PM
| [Help Me] DPR-1260 Print server drops off line repeatedly
Problem solved. Since no one posted suggestion(s), I assume no one is interested, so I deleted the post. |
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mshah
@verizon.net |  can you please post your answer - I'm experiencing the same problem, and have not yet figured out a solution. |
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qwerty12345
@mindspring.com | reply to CaptEd
I too need a solution for this problem. Please post how you solved the problem. |
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CaptEd
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join:2003-01-25
Overland Park, KS
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July 5th, @11:48AM
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Actually, I stumbled on this solution while looking at info on my DNS-323.
1. First, Make sure UpnP is enabled on your PC. The following link is a typical example.
»support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?p···ion=upnp
2. Then apply:
»support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?p···=DNS-323
This worked for me, in that my services were in Manual and not Automatic. I simply changed them to Auto. YMMV. |
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CaptEd
Premium
join:2003-01-25
Overland Park, KS
| Actually, this did NOT solve my problem. From DLink support: Set up printer as LPR device.
1. log onto print server and record LPR queue name under "Attached Devices".
2. from Windows/Start/Settings/Printer & Faxes, choose "Add a Printer"... Wizard appears
3. choose "Local" and UNCHECK Automatically detect PnP.
4. choose "Create New Port"/(drop down)"Standard TCP/IP Port"... another Wizard appears
5. TCP/IP Wizard: enter print server address
6. continue to finish, adding LPR queue name found above, set as default, print test page to verify. |
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